Minimal intervention for neurofibromatosis type I manifestations: A case report.

Introduction And Importance: Neurofibromatosis type I (NF1, OMIM: 162200) is a benign, autosomal dominant, tumorigenic predisposing syndrome with variable manifestations. Both neurofibromatosis and soft tissue sarcomas are associated with the formation of hematomas. Moreover, skeletal manifestations of NF1 include focal or generalized forms and expansive or infiltrative growth types.

Pediatric Aggressive Benign Mandibular Tumors: Clinical Features and Management.

Introduction: Aggressive benign mandibular tumors are uncommon in the pediatric population, and there is few publishing in the literature specifically dealing with them. Aggressive tumors can be defined based on known biologic behavior and/or histologic type and/or clinical characteristics.

Aim Of The Study: To review the clinical features and management of lower jaw pediatric aggressive benign tumor.

Controversy on the Age of Hypertelorism Correction.

Introduction: Orbital hypertelorism (HTO) is a challenging craniofacial problem seen in association with some congenital deformities. The age of HTO correction is a matter of debate.

The Aim Of The Work: to evaluate the outcome of HTO correction and determine the optimal timing for intervention, striving for the earliest possible intervention with the lowest relapse.

Simultaneous and differential fronto-orbital and midface distraction osteogenesis for syndromic craniosynostosis using rigid external distractor II.

In syndromic craniosynostosis, the relation between the supraorbital area and the frontal bone is not good, and it is not possible to reform this area with 1-block advancement. To avoid this problem, the frontal bone is separated from the fronto-orbital bandeau, each is reshaped and remodeled separately, and then both are reattached. The retrusion of the midface, especially in syndromic craniosynostosis, is usually greater than that of cranial bones, so the technique usually separating the midface from the cranium is Le Fort III osteotomy, which allows differential distraction of each part.