非洲黑人人口的颅面裂。

The Cleft palate journal Pub Date : 1989-10-01

D D Datubo-Brown

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本文报道7例黑人儿童颅面畸形。无前脑畸形和半面小畸形的特点突出的病例提出。这些病例占哈科特港教学医院(UPTH)所服务地区报告的所有唇裂病例的很大比例。讨论了社会、遗传和外科影响。

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Craniofacial clefts in a black African population.

Seven black children with craniofacial anomalies are reported. Holoprosencephaly and hemifacial microsomia featured prominently among the cases presented. These cases represented a large percentage of all cleft cases reported in the region served by the Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital (UPTH). The social, genetic, and surgical implications are discussed.

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