2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.ijporl.2012.05.009
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A retrospective review of frenotomy in neonates and infants with feeding difficulties

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“…Frenotomy is also the subject of divergence, since there are frequent questions about whether to perform surgery or not, when to perform surgery, and who would be the most qualified professional to perform it 1,2,13,15,17,[27][28][29][30][31][32][33] . An effective protocol may contribute to diagnose possible lingual frenulum alterations and its consequences, and to refer to surgery when necessary.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Frenotomy is also the subject of divergence, since there are frequent questions about whether to perform surgery or not, when to perform surgery, and who would be the most qualified professional to perform it 1,2,13,15,17,[27][28][29][30][31][32][33] . An effective protocol may contribute to diagnose possible lingual frenulum alterations and its consequences, and to refer to surgery when necessary.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…6 It was possible to analyze the discrepancy in the horizontal relationship between the alveolar ridges of 156 infants. This relationship ranged between -2 and 7 mm, 3.33 mm in average (SD = 1.38).…”
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“…Frenulum interference in the tongue movement was observed in 12.6% of the evaluated cases, regardless of the infants' gender. Studies reported from 1.8% to 4.8% prevalence among boys [6]. It is difficult to perform a comparative analysis with other studies due to the different methods used to assess ankyloglossia [4].…”
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“…Embora não exista consenso na literatura quanto à classificação das alterações de frênulo em bebês, atualmente muitos estudos confirmam, como consequência da alteração do frênulo, a restrição dos movimentos da língua e sua interferência na amamentação de bebês (HAZELBAKER, 1993;MESSNER et al, 2000;BALLARD;AUER;KHOURY, 2002;CORYLLOS;GENNA;SALLOUM, 2004;GRIFFITHS, 2004;HALL;RENFREW, 2005;HOGAN;GRIFFITHS, 2005;KUPIETZKY;BOTZER, 2005;RICKE et al, 2005;SEGAL et al, 2007;GEDDES et al, 2008GEDDES et al, , 2010KNOX, 2010;STEEHLER;STEEHLER;HARLEY, 2012 Quanto aos escores parciais, com relação à história clínica, definiu-se a pontuação mínima de 4, correspondendo à menor pontuação apresentada pelos bebês com alteração do frênulo lingual avaliados nessa pesquisa. Quanto aos itens 1 a 3 da avaliação anatomofuncional, considerou-se a pontuação mínima de 4, apesar de um bebê apresentar pontuação 2 e outro pontuação 3.…”
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