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Retrospective cohort study finds significant airway changes linked to vertical movement in genioplasty, suggesting surgical planning implications.
Vertical movement of the osteotomized chin segment, both lengthening and shortening, was identified as a significant factor associated with postoperative airway change after genioplasty. This highlights the relevance of vertical repositioning in surgical planning and provides a basis for future studies on the functional effects of aesthetic genioplasty on the airway.
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