(1) Their baby had an operation to repair a cleft palate.

(2) Guang Qiu, now 21, born with a cleft palate came as a small baby.

(3) Objective To explore the operation methods for recessive cleft palate.

(4) Results Complete cleft palate was diagnosed in 4 cases by ultrasonography, all of which were accompanied with complete cleft lip and alveolar process. Incomplete cleft palate were missed in 2 cases.

(5) Experience in 78 patients undergoing cleft palate surgery in controlled hypotensive anesthesia with sodium nitroprusside (SNP) was reported.

(6) Objective:To evaluate the effects of repairing incomplete cleft palate with double island mucoperiosteal flap.

(7) Conclusion FG can be appplied in the cleft palate surgery and it is reliable and safe.

(8) We suspect he also had a partially cleft palate, another congenital defect.

(9) Non-syndromic cleft lip and palate, as well as cleft palate only, is a group of commom birth defects.

(10) Cleft palate is exterior the charge of repair operation how.

(11) The Foundation of Finite Element Model for Cleft Palate and Analysis of Biomechanical Properties.

(12) Objective To explore molecular mechanism of formation of cleft palate in ICR mice.

(13) Some may also lead to fetal cleft lip, cleft palate, and so on.

(14) Objective To evaluate effects of repairing incomplete cleft palate with double island mucoperiosteal flap.

(15) Katya was born with a bilateral hare lip and cleft palate.

(16) Once here he will have an operation to repair a cleft palate by plastic surgeon Charles Viva.

(17) Objective : To probe into the relationship between postoperative nourishment of children with cleft palate and perforation.

(18) Objective To explore the experience of caring infants with cleft palate repair.

(19) Objective To find a new method which can repair incomplete cleft palate of infants in earlier stage, and recover the palatopharyngeal function without affecting the development of jaws.

(20) The perinatal birth defects stood on the first 5 rank of incidence list followed by cheiloschisis, cleft lip and cleft palate, hypospadia, congenital hydrocephalus and congenital heart disease.

(21) Objective To analyse the characteristics of appearance of dental arch of patients with unrepaired cleft palate.

(22) Results There were three types of abnormal phonogram for the postoperative patients of cleft palate with velopharyngeal competence. The heavy noise was a common sight. Conclu...

(23) Results There were three types of abnormal phonogram for the postoperative patients of cleft palate with velopharyngeal competence. The heavy noise was a common sight.

(24) The top five birth defects were: spina bifida, anencephaly, congenital hydrocephaly, cleft lip with cleft palate, and encephalocele.

(25) Retinoic acid (RA) is a teratogen that induces a variety of craniofacial abnormalities, including branchial arch deformities and cleft palate.

(26) Objective To explore the effect of myringotomy with insertion of tube and tympanocentesis on alleviating secretory otitis media(SOM) and hearing loss in cleft palate infants.

(27) Objective To evaluate the effect of model of triunity speech training in promoting speech development of children with cleft palate.

(28) Conclusion: Three - dimensional ultrasonography is the first diagnosis method in fetal cleft lip and cleft palate.

(29) The common risk factors are: sibling history of OM, victims of atopy and cleft palate, early onset of the first episode, and attendance in day care centers.

(30) Objective To discuss the etipathogenisis of mandibular joint disorder after cleft palate repair and the treatment.

(1) Their baby had an operation to repair a cleft palate.

(31) Cleft lip and cleft palate is a kind of common congenital malformation.

(32) Objective To analyze the characteristic of adult patients with unoperated cleft palate and to investigate the effects of cleft palate on growth development of maxillae.

(33) Conclusion An analytic system of sound spectrography has certain value for evaluation of phonic function in cleft palate patients.

(34) Method Sixteen cases of cleft palate were repaired with bilateral buccal musculomucosal flaps.

(35) Objective To introduce the newest type of mouth-gag for cleft palate palatorrhpy.

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(36) There are varieties Methods: To evaluate velopharyngeal function of the cleft palate patient after surgery.

(37) We just open a new cleft palate house on February 5, 2009.

(38) Objective: Evaluating the effect of early intervention after closure of infant cleft palate.

(39) Chinese Agape Foundation will have a cleft palate medical mission in Changde this year.

(40) Objective Cloning and screening a novel candidate gene related to developing mouse cleft palate.

(41) Conclusion: Operation at early stage, active language environments and appropriate speech training are of great value in preventing the speech disorder of the patients with cleft palate.

(42) Objective: To establish the model of palatine mucoperiosteal expansion and observe a new possible treatment approach to soft tissue defect of cleft palate.

(43) Objective : To investigate the function of stomatognathic system in adult cleft palate patients.

(44) Objective:To explore the methods of ultras on ography scanning for fetal lip, palate by three planes of verticality and to enhance the detective rate of cleft lip or complicated cleft palate.

(45) It can repair cleft palate in earlier stage, recover the palatopharyngeal function without affecting the development of jaws, and it can be done and carried out easily.

(46) Objective To evaluate a long-term effect on pronunciation and maxillary growth of elder patients with wide isolated cleft palate after bibuccinator myomucosal island flap palatoplasty.

(47) Conclusions: The advantageous anesthetic time for cleft palate taxis is during 2 - 3 years of age.

(48) Using active preoperative orthopedics to reposit the protruding premaxilla of bilateral cleft palate is a reasonable and effective approach.

(49) Malformations in secondary palate fusion will lead to cleft palate, a common human birth defect.

(50) Objective: To research the anatomic base and clinical significance of the soft palate double reversing Z-plasty in repairing cleft palate.

(51) Objective To find a new method which can repair incomplete cleft palate of infants in earlier stage, recover the palatopharyngeal function without affecting the development of jaws.

(52) Cleft lip and cleft palate range from a small notch in the lip to a groove that runs into the roof of the mouth and nose, possibly leading to problems with eating, talking and ear infections.

(53) By comparing two groups, palatorrhaphy and posterior pharyngeal flap transplantation for repairing complete cleft palate is better than the palatorrhaphy only.