what happens in the 5th stage of carniofacial development?
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final differentiation of tissues
what does the face develop from?
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4 primordia that surround a central depression known as central pits:
1 frontal process
2 maxillary processes
1 mandibular process
what syndrome develops during the 3rd stage of embryologic development and
arises from early loss of neural crest cells, can be unilateral and asymmetric problem
with a lack of tissue seen on the affected side of the face.
external ear deformity and both the ramus and associated soft tissues are deficient or
missing
defects in the great vessels are commonly affected and caused by lack of neural crest
cells migrating to lower regions
it is also common to have heart problems along with this condition
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hemifacial microsomia
during the last 3 months of intrauterine life, continued rapid growth results in a
(doubling/tripling) of body mass
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, tripling
what is he most common congenital disorder involving the face?
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cleft lip and palate
what happens by the 6th week?
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the medial and lateral nasal processes appear as horse-shaped elevations
with open end of the slit in contact with the oral cavity
what is a synostosis syndrome that leads to underdevelopment of the midface and
eyes that seem to bulge from their sockets de to prenatal fusion of the superior and
posterior sutures of the maxilla, along the wall of the orbit, and often the cranial vault
note: maxillary and midface deficiency and eyes bulge
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, crouzon's syndrome
what is distraction osteogenesis?
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intervention involving the Rigid External Distraction (RED) device that is
attached to an intraoral maxillary splint and the maxilla is mobilized via a
Le-Fort I osteotomy
(the maxilla is pulled form the skull, but not totally detached)
plastic surgery of the lip/ surgical lip repair
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cheiloplasty
what does the first arch form?
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final differentiation of tissues
what does the face develop from?
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4 primordia that surround a central depression known as central pits:
1 frontal process
2 maxillary processes
1 mandibular process
what syndrome develops during the 3rd stage of embryologic development and
arises from early loss of neural crest cells, can be unilateral and asymmetric problem
with a lack of tissue seen on the affected side of the face.
external ear deformity and both the ramus and associated soft tissues are deficient or
missing
defects in the great vessels are commonly affected and caused by lack of neural crest
cells migrating to lower regions
it is also common to have heart problems along with this condition
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hemifacial microsomia
during the last 3 months of intrauterine life, continued rapid growth results in a
(doubling/tripling) of body mass
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, tripling
what is he most common congenital disorder involving the face?
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cleft lip and palate
what happens by the 6th week?
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the medial and lateral nasal processes appear as horse-shaped elevations
with open end of the slit in contact with the oral cavity
what is a synostosis syndrome that leads to underdevelopment of the midface and
eyes that seem to bulge from their sockets de to prenatal fusion of the superior and
posterior sutures of the maxilla, along the wall of the orbit, and often the cranial vault
note: maxillary and midface deficiency and eyes bulge
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, crouzon's syndrome
what is distraction osteogenesis?
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intervention involving the Rigid External Distraction (RED) device that is
attached to an intraoral maxillary splint and the maxilla is mobilized via a
Le-Fort I osteotomy
(the maxilla is pulled form the skull, but not totally detached)
plastic surgery of the lip/ surgical lip repair
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cheiloplasty
what does the first arch form?
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