1991
DOI: 10.1177/000348949110001110
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Abnormalities of Lateral Cartilaginous Lamina and Lumen of Eustachian Tube in Cases of Cleft Palate

Abstract: Development of the lateral lamina (LL) of the eustachian tube (ET) cartilage was investigated in cleft palate (CP) cases and controls by measuring the areas of the LL and medial lamina (ML) of the ET cartilage in histologic cross section, and comparing the ratio of the area of LL to that of ML (LL/ML) in CP cases and controls. The degree to which the ET lumen appeared straight or C-shaped in cross section was also measured. Thirty temporal bones with the entire ET--10 CP cases and 20 controls--were studied. Th… Show more

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“…Next to paratubal muscle abnormalities, Eustachian tube dysfunction can be caused by peritubal lymphoid hyperplasia resulting from soiling of nutrition in the nasal cavity [15]. Other potential etiologies include altered Eustachian tube compliance [16], abnormalities of the nasopharyngeal orifice [17], and other Eustachian tube tissue aberrations [18, 19]. …”
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confidence: 99%
“…Next to paratubal muscle abnormalities, Eustachian tube dysfunction can be caused by peritubal lymphoid hyperplasia resulting from soiling of nutrition in the nasal cavity [15]. Other potential etiologies include altered Eustachian tube compliance [16], abnormalities of the nasopharyngeal orifice [17], and other Eustachian tube tissue aberrations [18, 19]. …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As mal-formações craniofaciais estão relacionadas ao desenvolvimento da OMS, assim como, na manutenção ou interferindo na resolução da mesma (Bluestone e Doyle, 1988;Brown et al, 1989;Sadler-Kimes et al, 1989;Daly, 1991;Matsune et al, 1991;Bluestone e Klein, 1996;Kemaloglu et al,1999b). Tornado-se, assim, imprescindível o conhecimento do crescimento e desenvolvimento craniofacial.…”
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“…Sendo que, a tuba auditiva estende-se da base do crânio (sua porção óssea) para a faringe. Estudos em pacientes portadores de síndromes como disostoses craniofaciais (síndrome de Down, Crouzon, Pierre Robin) têm reportado uma diminuição no tamanho da base posterior do crânio (S-Ba) e um ângulo mais obtuso entre esta e a base anterior do crânio (N-S·Ba), e de acordo com investigações esse é um fator negativo na melhora da OMS (Bishara et al, 1979;Maue-Dickson, 1979;Swarts et al, 1986;Sando et al, 1991;Daly, 1991;Bluestone e Klein, 1996;Kemaloglu et al, 1999b;Bluestone e Doyle, 1988;Brown et al, 1989;Sadler-Kimes et al, 1989;Matsune et al, 1991). (Gregoret, 2007).…”
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