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    Parry Romberg syndrome is classified as a Type 2 defect according to Wells and Luce's classification system. Type 2 defects involve deep soft tissue issues that affect muscles and require significant tissue to restore facial contours. Examples include Romberg syndrome, lipodystrophy, and hemifacial microsomia. Wells and Luce classify facial defects into 5 types based on the depth and structures involved, ranging from cutaneous issues to full or partial loss of bony structures.

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    Parry Romberg syndrome is classified as a Type 2 defect according to Wells and Luce's classification system. Type 2 defects involve deep soft tissue issues that affect muscles and require significant tissue to restore facial contours. Examples include Romberg syndrome, lipodystrophy, and hemifacial microsomia. Wells and Luce classify facial defects into 5 types based on the depth and structures involved, ranging from cutaneous issues to full or partial loss of bony structures.

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    Parry Romberg syndrome is classified as a Type 2 defect according to Wells and Luce's classification system. Type 2 defects involve deep soft tissue issues that affect muscles and require significant tissue to restore facial contours. Examples include Romberg syndrome, lipodystrophy, and hemifacial microsomia. Wells and Luce classify facial defects into 5 types based on the depth and structures involved, ranging from cutaneous issues to full or partial loss of bony structures.

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    CLASSIFICATION

    According to Wells and luce classication of defect, Parry Romberg syndrome is considered as
    type 2 defect. Prs 5
    Table 1. Classication of defect
    Type 1 Cutaneous defect, subcutaneous
    and underlying bony frame work
    intact

    eg. nevi, scar

    Type 2 Deep soft tissue defect,


    involving muscles, require
    greater bulk to restore facial
    contour

    Eg. Romberg syndrome,


    lipodystrophy, hemifacial
    microsomia

    Type 3 Full thickness defect of cheek


    due to resection of malignant
    neoplasm

    Type 4 Deformities of bony structures or


    frame work of maxilla and
    zygoma leading to esthetic and
    functional morbidity of eye and
    dentition

    Type Partial loss of maxilla with loss


    4a of palate and alveolar ridge

    Type Extensive loss of maxillary bone


    4b including nasomaxillary,
    zygomatic - maxillary region and
    floor of orbit

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