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Anatomical and Physiological Changes Following Primary Palatoplasty Using "The Buccal Flap Approach".

Abigail E HaensslerRobert MannImani R GilbertTaylor D SnodgrassSamuel MannAndy KampfshulteJamie L Perry
Published in: The Cleft palate-craniofacial journal : official publication of the American Cleft Palate-Craniofacial Association (2023)
This study suggests that adult males who received the DOZP  +  BF repair at the time of primary palatoplasty and no history of secondary speech surgery or orthognathic surgery present with a longer effective velar length and larger effective VP ratio in comparison to the non-cleft group. Future research is needed to compare patients with and without favorable outcomes from multiple surgical types to fully understand how surgical techniques alter the anatomy.
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