“Radix High Spreader Grafts: A Technique for Dorsal Augmentation and Axis Correction”
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Abstract
The Radix High Spreader Graft is designed to restore dorsal alignment and improve the radix-dorsum transition by extending traditional spreader grafts superiorly into the bony radix region. By anchoring the graft within 2-mm osseous grooves created with a micromotor, this technique provides structural stability, axis correction, and controlled dorsal augmentation. The procedure is particularly useful in secondary rhinoplasty and in patients with dorsal asymmetry or low radix height.
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Authors: Froilán H. Páez Salazar, María P. Morales Ruiz, Cristian E. Cordero Carvallo
Institutions: University of Cuenca, Hospital General Dr. Manuel Gea Gonzalez, Central University of Venezuela, Hospital General de México