Syngnathia y anomalías congénitas asociadas en un bebé: un informe de caso
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Resumen
Este resumen es generado por máquina.La sínnatia congénita, un raro defecto de nacimiento, requiere una intervención quirúrgica temprana para mejorar la alimentación y la respiración. Este caso destaca una nueva deleción de Xp22.31 en un bebé prematuro con sínnatia y otras anomalías.
Área De La Ciencia
- Cirugía craneofacial
- Genética pediátrica
- Biología del desarrollo
Sus Antecedentes
- La sínnatia congénita, caracterizada por la fusión maxilo-mandibular, presenta desafíos significativos en la alimentación infantil, la respiración y el desarrollo general.
- La etiología de la singnatia a menudo no está clara, aunque con frecuencia se asocia con mutaciones genéticas o condiciones sindrómicas más amplias.
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