1985
DOI: 10.1097/00006534-198506000-00007
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The Cronin Push-Back Palate Repair with Nasal Mucosal Flaps

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“…No single method of reporting speech results has been established. In different studies, various characteristics of speech, such as nasal resonance (Marsh and Wray, 1980;McWilliams et al, 1981McWilliams et al, , 1996Bardach et al, 1984;Holtmann et al, 1984;Brothers et al, 1995;Grobbelaar, 1995;Marrinan et al, 1998), nasal air escape (Marsh and Wray, 1980;McWilliams et al, 1981McWilliams et al, , 1996Holtmann et al, 1984;Haapanen, 1992;Brothers et al, 1995;Marrinan et al, 1998), nasal turbulence (McWilliams et al, 1981), errors of articulation (McWilliams et al, 1981(McWilliams et al, , 1996Bardach et al, 1984;Noordhoff et al, 1987), compensatory articulations (Aaronson et al, 1985), intelligibility of speech (Dalston et al, 1988), oral pressure of consonants (Marsh and Wray, 1980;Holtmann et al, 1984), phonation (McWilliams et al, 1996, constriction of nares (Bardach et al, 1984), and hoarseness (McWilliams et al, 1981) have been used in different combinations to evaluate cleft palate speech. In this study, patients were examined for the three most typical signs of speech disorders: nasal resonance, nasal air emission, and errors of articulation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…No single method of reporting speech results has been established. In different studies, various characteristics of speech, such as nasal resonance (Marsh and Wray, 1980;McWilliams et al, 1981McWilliams et al, , 1996Bardach et al, 1984;Holtmann et al, 1984;Brothers et al, 1995;Grobbelaar, 1995;Marrinan et al, 1998), nasal air escape (Marsh and Wray, 1980;McWilliams et al, 1981McWilliams et al, , 1996Holtmann et al, 1984;Haapanen, 1992;Brothers et al, 1995;Marrinan et al, 1998), nasal turbulence (McWilliams et al, 1981), errors of articulation (McWilliams et al, 1981(McWilliams et al, , 1996Bardach et al, 1984;Noordhoff et al, 1987), compensatory articulations (Aaronson et al, 1985), intelligibility of speech (Dalston et al, 1988), oral pressure of consonants (Marsh and Wray, 1980;Holtmann et al, 1984), phonation (McWilliams et al, 1996, constriction of nares (Bardach et al, 1984), and hoarseness (McWilliams et al, 1981) have been used in different combinations to evaluate cleft palate speech. In this study, patients were examined for the three most typical signs of speech disorders: nasal resonance, nasal air emission, and errors of articulation.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A causa mais frequente a DVF é a fissura palatina. Em muitos casos, mesmo após a correção cirúrgica primária do palato, os sintomas de DVF não são eliminados, sendo então necessária uma cirurgia secundária do palato (6,7) .…”
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“…A causa mais freqüente da IVF é a fissura palatina. Em muitos casos, mesmo após a correção cirúrgica primária do palato, os sintomas da IVF não são eliminados, sendo, então, necessária uma cirurgia secundária do palato (Hirschberg 1986, Brown et al 1983Randall et al 1983, Dreyer e Trier 1984, Aaronson et al 1985, Dumbach 1987, Karling et al 1993, Zuiani et al 1998, González Landa et al 2000, Rocha 2007. A prevalência de IVF residual varia entre os estudos.…”
Section: Revisão De Literaturaunclassified