CHEILOGNATHOPALATOSCHISIS BILLATERALIS - THE CASE OF A NEWBORN
Keywords:
cleft lip and palate, prosthesis, nutritionAbstract
Clefts of the primary and secondary palate are the most common congenital anomalies of the head and neck. It affects 600 to 700 newborns. They are usually more common in men, mostly on the left side. It should be noted that in 10-25% of cases there are anomalies of other organs, such as fingers and toes, heart anomalies, mental retardation and the like.The case of a newborn mother of 30 years old who gave birth to a newborn with cheilognathopalatoschisis from another orderly and regularly controlled pregnancy is presented. During the first trimester of her pregnancy, she had a Covid 19 infection that she treated with antibiotics, at home and had an allegedly low temperature. Gestation week - 39. I cried hard and breathed spontaneously at birth, aspirated, orogastric tube, O2 hour 97%, no need for oxygen, adaptation in semi-intensive care, diet started in the first 24 hours by tube.
All blood count and pump parameters were within normal limits. Swabs taken at birth without pathogenic bacteria.The mother stayed with the baby in the maternity hospital for a short time, 6 days, and then she reported to the Clinic for Maxillofacial Surgery in Nis, where a prosthesis was made for the baby in one day, with the help of which bottle feeding was starte.
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