This atlas offers a comprehensive overview of osteotomies performed on the calvaria for both syndromic and non-syndromic craniosynostosis and midface plus mandibular surgery in syndromic cases. It presents a systematic approach, beginning with a unique approach to calvarial osteotomies, that when combined with standardized osteotomies ensures highly predictable results that are not currently described in textbooks. Clinical examples are included for each type of synostosis and various combinations, including two-stage procedures and combinations with distraction techniques. The examples for midface osteotomies provide surgeons with a solid foundation for addressing different cases, including all types of LeFort-I to III osteotomies and their combinations. Osteotomies, osteosynthesis, distraction techniques, and combinations are illustrated using clinical examples. Additionally, the book demonstrates the method of computer planning, the fabrication of osteotomy guides, and the use ofpreformed plates to define the position of the segments for bimaxillary osteotomies.

The primary objective of Surgery of Craniosynostosis and Related Midface Deformities: An Atlas and Step-by-Step Guide is to serve as a surgical guide that transcends the boundaries of medical specialties. Given that this type of surgery is often performed by different specialists across institutions and countries, the book aims to facilitate cooperation and provide a practical application tool for surgeons beyond offering a clinical overview.

This atlas offers a comprehensive overview of osteotomies performed on the calvaria and midface for both syndromic and non-syndromic craniosynostosis.

It presents a systematic approach, beginning with calvarial osteotomies. The author introduces a general type of osteotomy that can be applied for total vault remodeling in cases of total synostosis. These osteotomies can also be modified and used in single or combined synostoses. To shape the calvaria, the book describes the use of metal plates as a scaphold. These plates can be prebent on 3-D models and used to fix the segments after osteotomies. Following that, resorbable osteosynthesis is performed, and the metal plates are subsequently removed. This unique approach, combined with standardized osteotomies, ensures highly predictable results that are not currently described in textbooks. The book includes clinical examples for each type of synostosis and various combinations, including two-stage procedures and combinations with distraction techniques. These examples provide surgeons with a solid foundation for addressing different cases. In the chapter on midface osteotomies, the book explains the access and technique for performing the LeFort-III osteotomy using cadaver and clinical figures. It covers all types of LeFort-I to III osteotomies and their combinations through clinical cases. The book illustrates the osteotomies, osteosynthesis, distraction techniques, and combinations using clinical examples. Additionally, the book demonstrates the method of computer planning, the fabrication of osteotomy guides, and the use of preformed plates to define the position of the segments.

The book's primary objective is to serve as a surgical guide that transcends the boundaries of medical specialties. Given that this type of surgery is often performed by different specialists across institutions and countries, the book aims to facilitate cooperation and provide a practical application tool for surgeons beyond offering a clinical overview.