https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/mk-8353-sch90
Posterior distraction is the preferred surgical treatment for particularly Apert and Crouzon syndrome in most craniofacial centers, using either external distractors or springs. The authors prefer the use of springs and have adapted their technique to further improve outcomes. All patients who were treated with the adapted technique for occipital expansion using springs were included. The most significant adaption that the authors introduced in 2017 is using a bony hinge at the top of the vault instead of at the caudal edge of
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