Fente glosso-labio-mandibulo-sternale

Benhammou, A.; Jazouli, N.; Kzadri, M.; Benhammou, M.

doi:10.1016/s0035-1768(06)76980-7

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“…Armstrong et Waterhouse [ 7 ] ont rapporté 67 cas de fentes médianes de la lèvre inférieure avec une fente mandibulaire associé. La dernière revue de la littérature faite par Benhamou en 2006 [ 1 ] a trouvé 70 cas de fentes classées n°30 de Tessier. Par la suite, juste quelques cas ont été publiés, mais aucun cas de fente mandibulaire isolée chez un adulte n´a été rapporté.…”

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“…La fente n°30 de Tessier est une anomalie embryologique, il s´agirait d´une anomalie de fusion du premier arc branchial, ce qui explique que la fente peut intéresser tous les organes provenant de cet arc. La complexité de la malformation est donc variable selon le moment de l´anomalie embryologique [ 1 ].…”

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“…Les fentes mandibulaires appartiennent au groupe des malformations oro-faciales d´origine congénitale. Elles sont très rares, moins de 70 cas ont été rapportés dans la littérature [ 1 ]. La classification la plus utilisée est celle de Tessier publiée en 1976 [ 2 ], dans laquelle la fente mandibulaire est classée « Tessier 30 ».…”

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Fente mandibulaire médiane chez l’adulte à propos d’un cas et revue de la littérature

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Les fentes oro-faciales sont des malformations congénitales fréquentes. La classification la plus utilisée est celle de Tessier qui comprend 30 variantes. Dont les fentes mandibulaires médianes (fente n°30 de Tessier) isolées ou accompagnées d´une fente de la lèvre inférieure, de la langue ou rarement du sternum. Elles sont très rares, moins de 70 cas (toutes formes confondues) ont été décrits dans la littérature. Nous rapportons un cas exceptionnel d´une fente mandibulo-sternale et nous faisons une revue de la littérature.

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“…Associated anomalies are lower lip hemangioma, facial anomalies, ankyloglossia, cleft palate, cervical dermoid cyst, hyoid bone agenesis, laryngeal cartilage malformation, epiglottis aplasia, cardiac malformation and chromosomal abnormalities, which further worsen the prognosis. Failure of union of the first branchial arch in midline results in lower midline facial cleft defect whereas failure of fusion of the lower branchial arch elements are thought to lead to associated deformities of the neck [2].…”

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Tessier 30 Facial Cleft- Median Cleft of Upper and Lower Lip, Lower Alveolus and Mandible, Ankyloglossia and Cervical Teratoma

Rattan¹,

Singh²

2016

Otolaryngol (Sunnyvale)

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Tessier cleft no. 30 is a rare congenital anomaly. It may range in severity from median cleft of the upper and lower lip to cleft of the manubrium sterni involving the mandible, floor of the mouth, tongue, hyoid bone, thyroid cartilage and strap muscles. Ankyloglossia and median web in the neck extending from chin resulting in neck contracture are frequently found. This is a case report of median cleft of upper and lower lip, lower alveolus, mandible with severe ankyloglossia, a fibrotic band extending from the chin to the suprasternal notch and cervical teratoma; in a new born female. The deformity was corrected as staged procedure i.e. removal of cervical teratoma, release of the tongue from floor of the mouth and lower alveolus, repair of the cleft lower lip, excision of the fibrotic band and correction of neck contracture with multiple Z-plasties. Fixation of the mandibular cleft, orthodontic treatment of upper teeth, rhinoplasty and otoplasty will be done by surgeries in future.

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Prenatal diagnosis of a cleft of the tongue, lower lip and mandible

Vincent-Rohfritsch

Anselem

Grangé

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Ultrasound in Obstet & Gyne

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Letters to the Editor Prenatal diagnosis of a cleft of the tongue, lower lip and mandible In contrast to cleft lip and palate, which are common 1 , median mandibular clefts are extremely rare 2 and show broad variation in severity. There may be associated anomalies, such as lower lip hemangioma 3 , cleft palate 4 , facial anomalies 5-7 , cervical dermoid cyst, abnormal hyoid bone (fissure or agenesis) 7,8 , malformation of the laryngeal cartilage 9 and aplasia of the epiglottis, cardiac malformation 6,7,9 and chromosomal abnormalities, which can worsen the neonatal prognosis and therefore need to be known before delivery. Anomalies of the pharynx and Figure 1 Prenatal ultrasound assessment of the mandibular cleft at 32 weeks of gestation: (a) two-dimensional (2D) image of the frontal view of the chin showing the cleft of the lip and chin; (b) 2D image of the cross-sectional view of the floor of the mouth showing bifid tongue; and (c) three-dimensional reconstruction of the face showing the cleft of the lip and chin. (d) T2-weighted magnetic resonance image of the frontal section showing bifid tongue at 35 weeks.

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Fente glosso-labio-mandibulo-sternale

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Fente mandibulaire médiane chez l’adulte à propos d’un cas et revue de la littérature

Fente mandibulaire médiane chez l’adulte à propos d’un cas et revue de la littérature

Tessier 30 Facial Cleft- Median Cleft of Upper and Lower Lip, Lower Alveolus and Mandible, Ankyloglossia and Cervical Teratoma

Prenatal diagnosis of a cleft of the tongue, lower lip and mandible

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