INTRODUCTION: Young children with severe mandibular hypoplasia usually present with varying degrees of peripheral airway obstruction and difficulty with feeding. Early treatment is important for such children.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
[…] genioplasty using the resected mandibular angle J J Kim H S Song and C G Park 258 Radiation injury to the face I T Jackson J S Topf M Gowda S Lash and B Audet 264 A new surgical treatment for the obstructive sleep apnea syndrome O A Uysal 270 Video presentations[books.google.com]
, Proteus syndrome, Morquio syndrome, and auriculocondylar syndrome. [6] The present case lacked other clinical features of these syndromes.[jiaomr.in]
heartfailure 438 Pulmonary edema or congestion with normal or slightly enlarged heart 439 Cor pulmonale General overview 440 Azygos or hemiazygos vein enlargement 441 Asplenia syndrome 442 Systemic hypertension in childhood General overwview 443 Surgical[books.google.com]
[…] of the gastrointestinal tract in infancy and childhood 508 Benign pneumatosis 509 Reduced intestinal gas 510 Increased distance between the intestinal loops 511 Intraabdominal cysts in children 512 Migratory peritoneal calcifications 514 Peritoneal pseudotumors[books.google.com]
[…] lungs in the pediatric age 315 Pneumonia pattern in children 316 Acute alveolar disease 317 Lobar pneumonia in children 318 Homogeneous lobar or segmental opacification 319 Round pneumonia 320 Pulmonary round lesions in a pediatric leukemic patient 321 Aspiration[books.google.com]
Other promising modalities include diphosphonates, physician-directed use (off-label use) of bone morphogenetic proteins, and local injection of bone marrow aspirate and platelet gel at the osteotomy site.[aetna.com]
On eliciting medical history, patient revealed a history of gastroesophageal reflux with an aspiration of food thrice in past. The external physical appearance of the patient seemed to be apparently normal [Figure 1].[ijdr.in]
effusion 350 Pleuraleffusion with or without pulmonary pathology 351 Parietal pleural thickening without pleural fluid 352 Localized pleural thickening in children 353 The Mediastinum and the Diaphragm Mediastinum 1 Pneumomediastinum in infancy and[books.google.com]
nose deformity A Numanoğlu Ö Celebiler 124 hammock technique J M PérezMacias 130 The inverted keel technique in periareolar reduction mammaplasty I Pitanguy 138 a 12year perspective on total micrografting C O Uebel 144 Comparing the health status of[books.google.com]
failure in infancy and childhood Various entities B 331 Unilateral pulmonary edema 332 Pulmonary hemorrhage in the older infant 333 Honeycomb pattern of the lungs As a late phase of the lung disease 334 Bronchiectasis 335 Pneumatocele 336 A cystlike[books.google.com]
Background : Micrognathia is usually associated with genetic syndromes, characterized by mandibular hypoplasia causing a recedingchin. The overall incidence of micrognathia was 1 per 1600 births, makes it a rare case.[jprjournal.com]
Chapter on the diagnosis of oral lesions and developmental anomalies uses tables and extensive illustrations to depict developmental anomalies, white soft tissue lesions and enlargements, dark soft tissue lesions, ulcerative lesions, radiolucent lesions[books.google.com]
distention 484 Malabsorption patterns of the small bowel 486 Fixed stiff small bowel loops 487 Destruction of the small bowel mucosa 488 Deformation of the terminal ileum 489 Lesions mimikig regional enteritis 490 Abnormalities of the ileocecal valve[books.google.com]
lung 313 Bilateral underaeration of the lungs in the pediatric age 315 Pneumonia pattern in children 316 Acute alveolar disease 317 Lobar pneumonia in children 318 Homogeneous lobar or segmental opacification 319 Round pneumonia 320 Pulmonary round lesions[books.google.com]
stricture or narrowing 496 Segmental colonic narrowing in children 497 Toxic megacolon 498 Distention of the small andor large bowelnonobstructive paralytic ileus 499 Distended large bowel 500 Large bowel obstruction 502 Large retrorectal space 503 Large[books.google.com]
[…] chest in the newborn 283 Unilateral hyperlucent thorax in the newborn 284 Coarse parenchymal markings with irregular bilateral changes and hyperinflation in the newborn 285 Cystlike structures in the lung parenchyma of the newborn 286 Neonatal platlet atelectasis[books.google.com]
[…] mucosa 488 Deformation of the terminal ileum 489 Lesions mimikig regional enteritis 490 Abnormalities of the ileocecal valve 491 Large bowel 73 Cecal filling defects or deformed cecum 492 Typhlitis 493 Filling defects in the colon Single or multiple 494 Colitis[books.google.com]
effusion 350 Pleuraleffusion with or without pulmonary pathology 351 Parietal pleural thickening without pleural fluid 352 Localized pleural thickening in children 353 The Mediastinum and the Diaphragm Mediastinum 1 Pneumomediastinum in infancy and[books.google.com]
AIM OF THE WORK: To evaluate the long-term efficacy of intra-oral bilateral DO in the treatment of severe congenital mandibular hypoplasia in early childhood.[ncbi.nlm.nih.gov]
Ohura T Sugihara H Minakawa 66 Utilization of premolded free flaps J MoraisBesteiro F E Aki and M Castro Ferreira 85 Selective skeletonization in the functional and aesthetic correction of the nose A Mastroianni 118 Split calvarial bone grafting in the treatment[books.google.com]
Discussion The treatment options available in the literature for the management of condylar hypoplasia depend on the age.[omicsonline.org]
[…] operations for improving velopharyngeal speech problems H Salo M L Haapanen J Hukki J Rautio 511 Flap skin graft 563 Basic research 618 Surgical anatomy of the orbit of Korean adults K Hwang and S H Baik 631 cmyc Oncoprotein acts as a marker of poor prognosis[books.google.com]
PrognosisPrognosis is variable and depends on the presence and severity of associated cardiovascular, neurological and other complications.[patient.info]
The overall prognosis is highly variable dependent on the presence of other associated anomalies. Distraction osteogenesis is a surgical procedure that may be helpful.[texaschildrens.org]
The prognosis is generally favourable. We present a very rare case report of bony fusion between the maxillary and mandibular alveoli without any other associated anomaly.[ispub.com]
Thus, corroborating above statements that hypoglossia with limb anomalies has a poor prognosis. Tongue is the most agile, adept and versatile appendage in the human body.[ijdr.in]
[…] interstitial and granulonodulo alveolar pattern 324 Interstitialreticular pulmonary pattern 326 Disseminated interstitial pneumonitis 327 The miliary pattern of pneumonia 328 Short linear andor wedgeshaped densities 329 Pulmonary edema in infancy and childhood Etiology[books.google.com]
• Cause is unknown, but local circulating problems, endocrine disturbances, and trauma have been suggested as possible etiologic factors. 38.[slideshare.net]
It often appears during puberty affecting predominantly males. [6] The exact etiology of coronoid hyperplasia is not yet elucidated, but several theories have been postulated, including hyperactivity of the temporal muscle that causes reactive elongation[mjdrdypu.org]
Treacher Collins syndrome: etiology, pathogenesis and prevention. Eur J Hum Genet. 2009;17:275-283. Jones NC, Lynn ML, Gaudenz K, et al.[rarediseases.org]
Several etiologies are associated with growth disorders and abnormalities in the formation of the mandibular condyle and related structures.[medical-case-reports.imedpub.com]
Each age-specific section covers the physical, cognitive, emotional, and social changes that children experience, as well as the epidemiology of dental disease at that age.[books.google.com]
The epidemiology of anotia and microtia. J Med Genet. 1996;33(10):809-813. Mastroiacovo P, Corchia C, Botto LD, Lanni R, Zampino G, Fusco D. Epidemiology and genetics of microtia-anotia: a registry-based study on over one million births.[journalofethics.ama-assn.org]
Epidemiology Incidence is approximately 1 in 35,000 to 1 in 56,000 births. However, the incidence is higher (around 1 in 1,000) in those children with congenital deafness. [ 1 ] The male:female ratio is 3:2. Most cases are sporadic.[patient.info]
Tempromandibular joint disorders Causes & epidemiology In 1930’s, JB Costen, an otolaryngologist, stated that TMD is a different disease process from otalgia, and is a condition derived from structural malalignment between mandible and cranium which requires[jkamprs.springeropen.com]
Pierre Robin syndrome pathophysiology of obstructive episodes. Laryngoscope 1969; 79:547-60. 13. Moyers RE, Enlow DH. Growth of the craniofacial skeleton. In: Moyers RE, editor. Handbook of Orthodontics. 4 th ed.[jofs.in]
Familiarity with craniofacial embryology and its associated effects on resultant anatomy also leads to a better understanding of the pathophysiologic basis of craniofacial syndromes.[ajnr.org]
Int J Oral Maxillofac Surg 28:411–8 PubMed View Article Google Scholar Gunson MJ, Arnett GW, Milam SB (2012) Pathophysiology and pharmacologic control of osseous mandibular condylar resorption.[jkamprs.springeropen.com]
Other chapters explore the examination, treatment planning, radiographic concerns, prevention, trauma, restorative dentistry, pulp therapy, orthodontics, and behavior management of each age range.[books.google.com]
Prevention of the neurocristopathy Treacher Collins syndrome through inhibition of p53 function. 2008;14:125-133.[rarediseases.org]
Fortunately, you can prevent many tooth disorders by taking care of your teeth and keeping them clean.[icdlist.com]
In children, the bone dense barriers may not yet have developed to the point where this prevention occurs.[scielo.br]
Therefore there may be no prevention techniques available. Treatment: Treatment for mandibular hypoplasia requires reconstructive surgery.[medigoo.com]