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A technique for obturating palatal fistulas.

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 13 Dec 1985 English Journal:The Cleft palate journal, volume 22 (issn: 0009-8701, Copyright policy )
Authors: D J, Reisberg; H O, Gold; D S, Dorf;

pmid: 3863727

A technique for obturating palatal fistulas.

Abstract

Use of nontoxic self-adhesive material is described to obturate residual hard palate fistulas. This material may be used during perceptual and aerodynamic speech assessments to evaluate speech distortion and the relative contributions of velopharyngeal port and fistula to nasal air leakage during speech. It may also be used as an interim obturator prior to surgical repair of a fistula.

Keywords

Cleft Palate, Fistula, Palatal Obturators, Palate, Child, Preschool, Nose Diseases, Humans, Prosthesis Design, Maxillary Diseases, Speech Disorders

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