August 1972
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6 Reads
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Cleft Palate Journal
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August 1972
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6 Reads
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13 Citations
Cleft Palate Journal
April 1972
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20 Reads
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133 Citations
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
July 1971
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8 Reads
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Birth Defects Original Article Series
Over 10,000 school children were screened for palatal abnormalities. Nine submucous clefts of the palate were detected, an incidence of 1 : 1,200. Speech defects, ear problems and hearing loss were found as complications in 55% of 50 submucous cleft palate patients studied in detail. Complications were less common (45%) if the palatal abnormality was an isolated defect. Proper management of submucous cleft palate depends upon knowledge of its incidence and natural history.
... One study of over 10,000 children found 100 with bifid uvula, only nine of which had SMCP. 45 However, there are rare occasions when an overt cleft is missed at birth and remains undiagnosed until nursery/school age (Fig. 6). ...
August 1972
Cleft Palate Journal
... 18,19 Several studies reported that surgery for symptomatic velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI) would be necessary for onlỹ 10% of individuals with SMCP. 2,4,13,20 Speech therapy has been recommended to correct compensatory articulation and facilitate the learning of velopharyngeal function after surgical correction. 9 However, studies comparing the effectiveness of speech therapy only and DOZ combined with speech therapy are limited. ...
April 1972
Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery
... Although both studies focused on a Dutch population, the difference could be attributed to a smaller study sample: 28 SMCP of 800 total cleft patients in the Ten Dam study versus 524 SMCP of 6916 cleft patients in the current study. Other studies conducted earlier focused on school children for the calculation of the incidence of SMCP (Stewart et al., 1971;Bagatin, 1985). Stewart et al. focused on >10 000 school children and found a total of 9 patients with SMCP, which resulted in an incidence of 1:1200 (Stewart et al., 1971). ...
July 1971
Birth Defects Original Article Series