Dysplasias, especially in the region of the mandibular angle or when associated with deficits in the mandibular body or on the ascending ramus, represent special challenges in distraction osteogenesis. The Zurich distractors for intraoral bidirectional distraction extend the range of therapeutic options for these indications while reducing the frequently encountered need to make compromises in such cases.
This distractor has been developed for bidirectional distraction on the mandibular angle. Distraction lengths of up to 20 millimeters are achievable per vector.
This device enables simultaneous distraction of the ascending ramus of the mandible and the mandibular body. The fixed Y-plate ensures that the mandibular angle is well kept in position.
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