Technique of primary operation for a patient with an oblique facial cleft (Tessier number 2 cleft)

An oblique facial cleft is rare. Natsume et al1 reported that they constitute about O.2% of all cases of malformation of the face in Japan, and about O.22% of those in other countries. The most common classification categorises craniofacial clefts according to their anatomical site.2

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