This document discusses the management of a patient with labiopalatognatoskizis, which is a congenital malformation of the mouth and palate. The case involves a full-term infant born with this condition who was having difficulty feeding. The infant was treated with nutrition via orogastric tube and the guardians were taught how to properly use the tube. It is planned to make a feeding obturator and perform gradual corrective operations starting at age 3 months. Patients with this condition generally have problems with nutrition that require treatment like adequate feeding and obturators. Surgical correction is usually done in stages between ages 3 months to 1 year.
This document discusses the management of a patient with labiopalatognatoskizis, which is a congenital malformation of the mouth and palate. The case involves a full-term infant born with this condition who was having difficulty feeding. The infant was treated with nutrition via orogastric tube and the guardians were taught how to properly use the tube. It is planned to make a feeding obturator and perform gradual corrective operations starting at age 3 months. Patients with this condition generally have problems with nutrition that require treatment like adequate feeding and obturators. Surgical correction is usually done in stages between ages 3 months to 1 year.
This document discusses the management of a patient with labiopalatognatoskizis, which is a congenital malformation of the mouth and palate. The case involves a full-term infant born with this condition who was having difficulty feeding. The infant was treated with nutrition via orogastric tube and the guardians were taught how to properly use the tube. It is planned to make a feeding obturator and perform gradual corrective operations starting at age 3 months. Patients with this condition generally have problems with nutrition that require treatment like adequate feeding and obturators. Surgical correction is usually done in stages between ages 3 months to 1 year.
This document discusses the management of a patient with labiopalatognatoskizis, which is a congenital malformation of the mouth and palate. The case involves a full-term infant born with this condition who was having difficulty feeding. The infant was treated with nutrition via orogastric tube and the guardians were taught how to properly use the tube. It is planned to make a feeding obturator and perform gradual corrective operations starting at age 3 months. Patients with this condition generally have problems with nutrition that require treatment like adequate feeding and obturators. Surgical correction is usually done in stages between ages 3 months to 1 year.
Background: Labiopalatognatoskizis is congenital malformation of the mouth up to the gum
and palate. The cause of labiopalatognatoskizis is multifactorial. It can be caused by the environment syndrome, genetics, drugs, radiation, cigarette, and alchohol. Individual with labiopalatognatoskizis has problem with the difficulty of nutrition giving, growth retardation, difficulty in speaking, bad resonance of voice, and interference in hearing. The purpose of this report is to review and obtain the description in diagnosing and treating infant with labiopalatognatoskizis. The Case: Term infant, born full-term pregnancy, infant with good birth weight, normal born with spontaneous of the back head, with labiopalatognatoskizis was hospitalized in Teratai room at RSUD Ulin Banjarmasin at September 17th, 2014. The infant was reported can not be made to drink becaused the infant spewed his/her drink. The infant examination found that there was cleft in the mouth and palate. The risk of labiopalatognatoskizis was not found during the pregnancy. The infant was in good condition with strong crying and active. When the infant was being treated, the infant was nutriton with orogastric tube. The infant was discharger, and the guardian was taught of a way of giving a good nutrition with orogastric tube. Besides, it is suggested to make feeding obturator in the dentistry and oral. It is planned to do gradual operation at the age of 3 months. Then, the evaluation is needed to do the next treatment. Discussion: Infant with cleft lips/mouth and palate has problem in the nutrition giving. The treatment for labiopalatognatoskizis patient is the provision of adequate nutrition and feeding obturator making. Operative correction can be done at the age of 3 months. It is started with cheiloplasty and continued with palatoplasty at the age of 8-12 months. The evaluation is needed for operating purposes, advanced therapy such as speech therapy, and the second stage of operation or after pharyngoplasty. After operation is done, the weight and height of the infant can be enhance according to his/her age.