Corrective osteotomy according to Kochev

Kocheve osteotomy is one of the main types of osteotomies, which is used to correct the shape of bones in pathologies of the spine and chest. It can also be used to correct the shape of the skull and chin using lateral displacement of the jaws. Typically, osteotomy is performed during the treatment of patients with osteoporosis or bone cysts, as well as when it is necessary to remove a curved section of bone. The big advantage is the ability to restore the shape of the bone without damaging its surface.

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