Syndrome de Beckwith-Wiedemann : évolution favorable des troubles fonctionnels après glossectomie

Jaja, Zineb; Boulaich, M; Ayoubi, A. El; Ayoubi, FahdEl; SalmaKettani,; Essakalli, Laïla; Kzadri, M.

doi:10.1051/mbcb/2010049

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“…This can compromise the integrity of the upper airways because of obstruction and often results in obstructive sleep apnea [1,2]. We refer to pseudomacroglossia or relative macroglossia when the lingual protrusion is because of specific anatomical conditions [3].…”

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Reduction glossoplasty using a modified Morgan technique: a technical note

Zaroual¹,

Aziz²,

Garango³

et al. 2017

Med Buccale Chir Buccale

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--Macroglossia is defined as an increase in volume of the movable part and/or the base of the tongue. This condition is responsible for many functional (phonatory, masticatory, occlusal, orthodontic, and gustatory) and psychological disorders. A well-planned surgical intervention may improve things. We present in this technical note in which the results of a reduction glossoplasty using a modified Morgan technique was performed on three young patients with true congenital macroglossia. The technique is discussed in detail.

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