Salivary Duct Surgery and Sialorrhea Surgery

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28 Salivary Duct Surgery and Sialorrhea SurgeryCharles M. Myer III Chronic sialorrhea is a significant social problem that makes it difficult for children to participate in group activities (e.g., play…

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Tongue

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20 TongueSally R. Shott The tongue is an active participant in feeding. Restrictions of tongue mobility may interfere with nutrition, growth, and development in the neonate. 20-1 Frenulectomy/Frenulotomy Introduction Ankyloglossia…

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Nasal Deformity

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12 Nasal DeformityKen Kazahaya Children frequently sustain nasal trauma from falls or sports. Nasal trauma may cause a deviated septum or displaced nasal bones. 12-1 Conservative Septoplasty Introduction Septoplasty should…

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Laryngoscopy

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31 LaryngoscopySteven E. Sobol Laryngoscopy is a key skill that should be mastered by all otolaryngologists. As a diagnostic tool, laryngoscopy can be performed in the office with use of…

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Adenoids

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18 AdenoidsSally R. Shott Adenoid tissue may enlarge (hyperplasia) and/or become infected during bouts of pharyngitis. Adenoids can be removed with curettes, suction cautery, coblation, or a microdebrider. 18-1 Adenoidectomy…

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Mandibular Fractures

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42 Mandibular FracturesLuv R. Javia Mandibular fractures are uncommon in children, and the incidence increases with age. They usually occur as a result of severe trauma and are often associated…

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Malar Fractures

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39 Malar FracturesLuv R. Javia Malar fractures usually occur as a result of direct trauma to the malar eminence (cheekbone). The malar bone fractures at its frontal, temporal, and maxillary…

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Orbital Fracture

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40 Orbital FractureLuv R. Javia Direct trauma to the eye may transmit force to the floor of the orbit causing multiple fractures in the floor while the orbital rim remains…

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Nasal Tumors

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13 Nasal TumorsKen Kazahaya Nasal tumors span the full range of intranasal pathology, but the vast majority of intranasal tumors in children are benign. 13-1 Lateral Rhinotomy Introduction This is…

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