Dr. Michael Stosich, a Lake Forest and Grayslake orthodontist and craniofacial professional, just recently left for Montpellier, France to participate in a French and American clinical group collaboration performing analysis on complex orthodontic and craniofacial instances.
Stosich's involvement with this team started three years earlier throughout his time at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, where he completed a craniofacial fellowship. UNITED STATE orthodontic and clinical experts are collaborating with French craniofacial and pediatric specialists on cutting-edge therapies and analysis.
"We're identifying means of bringing treatment to cleft people and those along with Crouzon Syndrome," stated Stosich, whose technique-- identification Orthodontics-- provides orthodontics for grownups and children. "We're also performing lab analysis and considering methods to introduce tissue engineering to this mix.".
Stosich has brought a new perspective to the research into treatment modalities, because an orthodontist is not among the French team.
"It's truly a privilege to be part of this research," said Libertyville orthodontist, Dr. Michael Stosich.
Work will focus this year on how to develop trained craniofacial teams. Accomplishing this will improve the present French scenario where pediatric surgeons perform a surgical procedure with no orthodontic guidance or input. Then the patient gets referred to a private practice orthodontist for further treatment. In the States, every treatment aspect is integrated from the day the baby is born, and the collaboration among specialists continues as the child grows. Have a peek at this web-site Orthodontist Manly and learn more.
"Our desire is to advance French treatment to the point where an orthodontist is brought in once a week instead of referring the patient to a private practice," Stosich said. "It's exhilarating to have a role in improving treatment for patients globally."
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