what is the Habermann feeder useful for?
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SEVERE feeding problems
define: craniofacial surgery
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involves at least one orbit (neural surgeon is involved)
what two factors influece velopharyngeal inadequacy?
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VP insufficiency
VP incompetency
What sound distortions come with missing central/lateral incisors?
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distortion of sibilants
what are two pharyngoplasty procedures?
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pharyngeal flap
sphincter pharyngoplasty
Define: syndrome
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multiple anomalies (e.g., cleft) in a single individual with all the anomalies
having one primary cause
when is bone grafting for alveolar defect done for primary and secondary
procedure?
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primary: infancy
secondary: b/t 8-11 years
What is a low palatal vault and what does it create?
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creates a malocclusion
it is where the tongue can only go out and the sounds get distorted
What is a congenital palatal inadequacy?
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condition present at birth
there is no submucous cleft, the pharynx is deep and palate is too short
there is VPI
, Advantages to Furlow z-plasty?
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soft palate closure without straight line scar
lengthens soft palate
reduction in dissection/trauma to levatorw
Why is breastfeeding alone not good for cleft babies?
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because there is no way to measure how much milk is eaten
what is the total treatment time for nasoalveolar molding?
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unilateral: 2-3 months
bilateral: 4-6 months
child wears it until the first surgery
who is the ideal administrator for an interdisciplinary team?
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SEVERE feeding problems
define: craniofacial surgery
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involves at least one orbit (neural surgeon is involved)
what two factors influece velopharyngeal inadequacy?
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VP insufficiency
VP incompetency
What sound distortions come with missing central/lateral incisors?
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distortion of sibilants
what are two pharyngoplasty procedures?
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pharyngeal flap
sphincter pharyngoplasty
Define: syndrome
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multiple anomalies (e.g., cleft) in a single individual with all the anomalies
having one primary cause
when is bone grafting for alveolar defect done for primary and secondary
procedure?
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primary: infancy
secondary: b/t 8-11 years
What is a low palatal vault and what does it create?
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creates a malocclusion
it is where the tongue can only go out and the sounds get distorted
What is a congenital palatal inadequacy?
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condition present at birth
there is no submucous cleft, the pharynx is deep and palate is too short
there is VPI
, Advantages to Furlow z-plasty?
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soft palate closure without straight line scar
lengthens soft palate
reduction in dissection/trauma to levatorw
Why is breastfeeding alone not good for cleft babies?
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because there is no way to measure how much milk is eaten
what is the total treatment time for nasoalveolar molding?
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unilateral: 2-3 months
bilateral: 4-6 months
child wears it until the first surgery
who is the ideal administrator for an interdisciplinary team?
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