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Concurrent Tongue and Cervical Lymph Node Amyloidosis Without Systemic Disease. [PDF]
Clin Case RepOnyeji CO, Boutrand AM, Overton L.
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Clinical phenotype and molecular genetic analysis of 24 cases of Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome. [PDF]
Transl PediatrWu Z +9 more
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Case Report: Familial partial lipodystrophy, description of novel and ultrarare variants with distinct phenotypic spectrum. [PDF]
Front Endocrinol (Lausanne)Magno S +14 more
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Surgical Correction of Macroglossia
Pediatrics, 1978 Surgical procedures for the correction of macroglossia have been performed as early as 1658,1 even before the introduction of general anesthetic agents. However, there are few articles and studies that refer to speech and orthodontic aspects following elective resection of the tongue in macroglossia.
Massengill, R., Pickrell, K.
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Annals of Otology, Rhinology & Laryngology, 1993
A case of severe macroglossia resulting from trauma (tongue biting) during eclampsia and causing respiratory obstruction is described. Despite medical treatment with steroids and antibiotics for a week, followed by tracheostomy, no significant improvement was observed.
D, Saah +3 more
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A case of severe macroglossia resulting from trauma (tongue biting) during eclampsia and causing respiratory obstruction is described. Despite medical treatment with steroids and antibiotics for a week, followed by tracheostomy, no significant improvement was observed.
D, Saah +3 more
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An idiopathic case of macroglossia
Journal of Plastic, Reconstructive & Aesthetic Surgery, 2009A case of successful reduction glossectomy for idiopathic macroglossia is presented. Macroglossia varies in its degree of severity. With pronounced macroglossia, respiratory and feeding difficulties may ensue. Persistent macroglossia leads to speech problems and anterior open bite.
Ruben Fernández, García de Guilarte +5 more
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The Laryngoscope, 1976
AbstractLymphangiomatous macroglossia, or giant tongue, usually presents within the first two years of life. The tongue enlarges to the point of protrusion from the mouth with resultant ulceration and frank necrosis of the tip. There may be associated malocclusion and prognathia produced by the enlargement of the tongue.The pathology and clinical ...
W S, Dinerman, E N, Myers
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AbstractLymphangiomatous macroglossia, or giant tongue, usually presents within the first two years of life. The tongue enlarges to the point of protrusion from the mouth with resultant ulceration and frank necrosis of the tip. There may be associated malocclusion and prognathia produced by the enlargement of the tongue.The pathology and clinical ...
W S, Dinerman, E N, Myers
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