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Facial three-dimensional CT anterior and inferior views showing mandibular
asymmetry.
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A 20-year-old female (weight = 44 kg; height = 160 cm) was admitted to the Department of Plastic Surgery and scheduled for mandible distraction osteogenesis because of hemifacial macrosomia, as shown in Figure 1.
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Neck CT showing anteriorly positioned larynx due to the neck contracture following
previous surgeries.
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An extremely anteriorly positioned larynx was suspected (Figure 2), and an additional attempt was made with the support of an Optiflow and flexible fiberoptic bronchoscope (LF-GP, Olympus, Tokyo, Japan).