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20 Cards in this Set
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Ankyloglossia
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failure of apoptosis to free the tongue from the extensive attachment to the floor of the mouth
"tongue-tied" |
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Hypertrophy, Microglossia
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incomplete fusion of primordia of tongue
(bifid tongue) |
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Dacryostenosis
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Problem in fusing of MaxP to LNP and Max P merging with FP
-failure of canalization of the nasolacrimal duct |
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Cleft Lip forms at what stage?
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MaxP fusing to MNP
(fails to merge the 1 and 2 palates) |
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Hypotelorism
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orbits too close together
(det by ethmoid bone) |
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Hypertelorism
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orbits too far apart
(det. by ethmoid bone) |
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Oblique Facial Cleft
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cleft from lateral part of mouth toward auricle
-widermouth is a form of MACROSTOMIA -ORO-ORBITAL- Cleft goes from the mouth toward the orbit |
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Cleft Lip more common in..
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Males
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Cleft Palate more common in...
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Females
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Factors leading to Cleft Palate
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1)Abnormal tongue devo- tongue fails to get out of the way
2) Cysts left over from palate fusion- rupture and reopen the palatal cleft 3)Impediment of shelf force (drugs) |
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Mandibulofacial Dysotosis
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celfts of structures derrived from arch I
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Crouzon
(Maxillary Hypoplasia) |
Hypoplasia of midface with Hypertelorism (eyes far apart)
improper closure of CORONAL SUTURE |
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Pierre Robin Sequence
(Mandibular Hypoplasia) |
small jaw
forward displacement of tongue difficulty breathing and cleft palate |
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Holprosencephaly
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defect in the BILATERALIZATIOn of the forebrain
-cyclopia -ethmoid bone -median cleft lip |
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Holprosencephalies associated with facial features
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1)Cyclopia
2)Ethmocephaly (hypotelorism and probiscis) 3) Cebocephaly (hypotelorism, probiscus, single nostril) |
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Aperts Syndrome
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Tower skull (sutures are fused) and a flat face, syndactyly
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Accutane Induced Facial Dysplaisia
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first arch defects, ear anomalies, skin problems
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Lateral Facial Dysplasia
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first and second arch syndrom
-small mouth, unilateral facial hypoplasia -small auricl DISRUPTION Insufficient growth of nueral crests |
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Ranula
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enlargement of a gland due to a nonpatent duct
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Di George Syndrome
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thymoparathryoid aplasia
heart, craniofacial defects, hypoplastic madible, cleft palate, hypotelorism *INSUFFICIENT NEURAL CREST MIGRATION |