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cleft lip/palate, terms, classifications ect

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autograft   graft from our own body  
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cheiloplasty   surgical repair of lip  
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cheilorhinoplasty   surgical repair of lip and nose  
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obturator   prosthesis to close cleft of hard palate  
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orthognathic surgery   surgical repositioning of maxilla/mandible  
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palatoplasty   plastic surgery of palate  
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premaxilla   anterior part of maxilla that contains incisors (bilateral cleft lip separates this from maxilla)  
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prosthesis   artificial replacement of an absent part of body  
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rhinoplasty   plastic surgery of nose  
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speech aid prosthesis   assists with palatopharyngeal closure  
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tracheostomy   creation of opening into trachea with tube insertion  
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velum   covering structure (veil)  
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velum palatinum   soft palate  
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class 1   cleft of tip of uvula  
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class 2   cleft of uvula (bifid uvula)  
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class 3   cleft of soft palate  
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class 4   cleft of soft and hard palate  
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class 5   cleft of soft and hard palate continues through alveolar ridge on one side of premaxilla (cleft lip, same side)  
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class 6   cleft of soft and hard palate continues through alveolar ridge on both side of premaxilla (bilateral cleft lip)  
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class 7   submucous cleft (palate short, uvula bifid, groove at midline of soft palate, closure to phraynx incomplete)  
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1st trimester   fusion failure  
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4-7th week   lip formation  
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8-12th week   palate formation  
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end of 2nd month   cleft lip  
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end of 3rd month   cleft palate  
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cleft lip statistics   1:900, asians+native americans, Males, 85% unilateral, 15% bilateral  
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cleft palate statistics   1:250, asians + native american, 30% without lip invovlement  
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pierre robin's syndrome   combo of cleft palate, micrognathia, retropnathia of mandible and glossoptosis= respiratory difficulty  
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cleft lip treatment   surgical union made at ~10wks or ~10lbs  
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cleft palate treatment   close palate occur 18mths or earlier goals: produce anatomic closure, maximize max. growth/development, acheieve normal funct./speech, relieve airway/breathing problems, establish dental aesthetics/functional occlusion  
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sources of autogenous grafts   ribs, iliac crest, fistulae, skull, mandible  
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why would post surgery arm restraints be nessecary   may be required to prevent accidental damage to surgical area  
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