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Syndromes

Cleft Palate Exam 1

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Trisomy 13 homoprosoncphley, 60-80% have cleft lip/palate
Holoprosencephaly Entire philthrum missing
Wolf-Hirschorm Syndrome Hyperieloeism, microcephaly
Hyperieloeism Really wide set eyes
Van der Woude Syndrome Most common syndromic cause of cleft lip/palate, lip pits (on bottom lip) in 80% cases
FAS Nemerous facial features and CLP
Strickler Syndrome Most common cause of cleft palate, myopia, micrognathia, flat facial profile, epicentral folds, mid face hypolasia
Epicentral folds Not common if not Asian
Myopia Eye problems
Micrognathia Small jaw
Hypoplasia Flat cheek bones
Velocardiofacial Syndrome Cleft palate or VPI , heat defects, dysmorphic facial features (thin upper lip, long face, micrognathia, microcephaly, short stature, long tapered fingers), kids often present as typical
Pierre Robin Sequence Horseshoe shaped cleft palate only, high value, glossoptosis and micrognathia, often NP tube, trach, mandibular osteogenic distraction
Glossoptosis Tongue posteriorly displaced
Most common issues with Pierre Robin Swallowing/sucking, mores than speech
Craniosynostosis Premature fusion of cranial sutures, common in syndrome
In craniosynosotis, growth is restricted ____ to suture that is closed prematurely. perpendicularly
Treatment for carniosynostosis Craniotomy and skull reshaping
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