Radiography after orthognathic surgery. Part I. Normal appearance. - Semantic Scholar

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Osteotomies of the mandible and/or maxilla (orthognathic surgery) are common procedures for correcting facial defects. Radiographs of these patients are routinely obtained, and the radiologist must be aware of the normal postoperative appearance as well as surgical complications that may occur. This article presents the common surgical procedures done… (More)

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