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Chapter 52. Cleft Lip and Palate
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In the Millard rotation-advancement technique to repair a unilateral cleft lip repair, which portion of the lip is rotated?
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C. Both the cleft and the noncleft sides
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D. Neither the cleft nor the noncleft side
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All of the following differences are noted in a child with a unilateral cleft lip except
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A. The lower lateral cartilage on the cleft side is displaced inferiorly and posteriorly
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B. The orbicularis oris muscle forms a complete sphincter
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C. The caudal nasal septum is deflected to the noncleft side
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D. The nasal dome on the cleft side is lower
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The following are key characteristics of a submucous cleft palate except
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C. Notch in midline of the posterior hard palate
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D. Intact levator muscular sling
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A 5-year-old boy with previous cleft palate repair is diagnosed with velopharyngeal insufficiency. Nasoendoscopy in clinic reveals a closure in the central portion of the velopharyngeal mechanism with residual lateral openings. Which surgical technique would be most appropriate to address this issue?
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A. Sphincter pharyngoplasty
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C. Radical intravelar veloplasty
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D. Double opposing Z-plasty
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All of the muscles of the soft palate are innervated by CN X except
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