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单边口唇裂的长期语音结果:对早期和延迟硬 palates 关闭的比较研究

V L van Roey1, L Hofman2, P A J van der Goes1

  • 1Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Sophia Children's Hospital, Erasmus University Medical Centre, Rotterdam.

The Journal of craniofacial surgery
|September 23, 2025
PubMed
概括

在单边口唇裂 (UCLP) 手术中,早期硬 palatal 关闭会导致更好的语音结果. 诸如"一阶段造术议定书" (OSPP) 和"奥斯陆议定书" (OP) 等协议显示出改善的结果,特别是在短期和中期.

关键词:
硬裂口 palates 的意思是硬裂口 palates 的意思.这就是ICHOM.单侧裂口唇和 palatal 一侧裂口唇和 palatal 一侧裂口唇和 palatal关节的表达式 关节的表达式长期的演讲结果.宫腔整形术 (palatoplasty) 是一种宫腔整形术.这是一个前性研究.语音评估 语音评估 语音评估语言障碍 语言障碍 语言障碍大喉功能 喉功能

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