Treatment of Congenital Cleft Palate
Treatment of Congenital Cleft Palate
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1, with the appliance, Fig. 2, in situ. The wings, DD, in Fig. 2, and the posterior end of the artificial velum only, in this cut being visibleT which in a normal state he would possess, of directing the voice at will either through the mouth or the nasal cavity, or both, as desired.
Such an instrument as that described has been brought to such a state of perfection that I have no hesitation in saying that it can be adapted to any case of congenital fissure of the velum that is usually seen, wh...ether complicated with a fissure of the maxilla or not. It can be made so as to be retained in situ, without danger of misplacement ; can be worn all the time from the first hour without discomfort; is capable of being raised and depressed, also to allow the sides of the fissure to contract (as in the process of deglutition) without interference, and is so simple that a child cannot disarrange it to its detriment. Such an appli- ance renders it perfectly possible for the patient to learn to speak well.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1, with the appliance, Fig. 2, in situ. The wings, DD, in Fig. 2, and the posterior end of the artificial velum only, in this cut being visibleT which in a normal state he would possess, of directing the voice at will either through the mouth or the nasal cavity, or both, as desired.
Such an instrument as that described has been brought to such a state of perfection that I have no hesitation in saying that it can be adapted to any case of congenital fissure of the velum that is usually seen, wh...ether complicated with a fissure of the maxilla or not. It can be made so as to be retained in situ, without danger of misplacement ; can be worn all the time from the first hour without discomfort; is capable of being raised and depressed, also to allow the sides of the fissure to contract (as in the process of deglutition) without interference, and is so simple that a child cannot disarrange it to its detriment. Such an appli- ance renders it perfectly possible for the patient to learn to speak well.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Norman W Norman William Kingsley to read onlineMoreLess
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