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World Journal of Surgery, 1989
AbstractFacial clefts, including those of the lip and palate, are extremely rare. Some arise at the junction of facial processes preventing fusion, others have their origin in or between ossification centers. Virtually all are associated with osseous deficiencies.This article reviews the pathogenesis and morphology of these clefts.
J C, van der Meulen, J M, Vaandrager
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AbstractFacial clefts, including those of the lip and palate, are extremely rare. Some arise at the junction of facial processes preventing fusion, others have their origin in or between ossification centers. Virtually all are associated with osseous deficiencies.This article reviews the pathogenesis and morphology of these clefts.
J C, van der Meulen, J M, Vaandrager
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1964
T H, INGALLS, I E, TAUBE, M A, KLINGBERG
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T H, INGALLS, I E, TAUBE, M A, KLINGBERG
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Orofacial clefts: A compendium on non‐syndromic cleft lip–cleft palate
Oral Diseases, 2022Ricardo D. Coletta +1 more
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THE CLEFT LIP-CLEFT PALATE PROBLEM
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1955H M, TRUSLER, T B, BAUER, J M, TONDRA
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The Cleft Question and the Question of Cleft
2007This paper argues that in cleft constructions in Malayalam, the clefted constituent is (overtly) moved to the cleft focus, and that the ‘gap’ in the cleft clause is not created by movement of an empty operator as was proposed in Madhavan (1987) and some later studies. The cleft clause is shown to be non-finite; it has an Aspect Phrase dominating the vP,
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Genetics of Cleft Lip and Cleft Palate
Dental Clinics of North America, 1975openaire +2 more sources
American family physician, 1992
The birth of a child with a cleft lip or a cleft palate, or both, can be traumatic to the family. Although referral to a multidisciplinary team experienced in craniofacial abnormalities is essential, the family physician can reduce the impact on the family by providing antenatal diagnosis and continued care of the entire family after diagnosis, during ...
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The birth of a child with a cleft lip or a cleft palate, or both, can be traumatic to the family. Although referral to a multidisciplinary team experienced in craniofacial abnormalities is essential, the family physician can reduce the impact on the family by providing antenatal diagnosis and continued care of the entire family after diagnosis, during ...
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