Craniofacial surgery over 30 years in Göteborg

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Craniofacial surgery is a new sub-specialty in the field of plastic reconstructive surgery and is dedicated to the treatment of severe cranial and facial malformations. Craniofacial surgery gradually started in Göteborg in the late 1970's and has been acting as the Scandinavian center since 1983. Over these 30 years an almost complete change in surgical techniques has evolved. Also profound changes in timing of surgery have followed. Results have been dramatically improved based on critical evaluation of standardized registration of long-term results. One of the most dramatic developments has been the introduction of implantable stainless steel springs. This has changed the treatment of Craniosynostosis completely and has made midfacial advancement procedures possible without relapse.

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Lauritzen, C., & Tarnow, P. (2003). Craniofacial surgery over 30 years in Göteborg. Scandinavian Journal of Surgery. Finnish Surgical Society. https://doi.org/10.1177/145749690309200407

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