vander woude′s syndrome: the rarest of the rare
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Abstract
One of the most common developmental defects seen in south India is cleft lip and palate. Among them a few are associated with lip pits and termed as Vander Woude′s syndrome. The early diagnosis of this rare syndrome is very necessary followed by a multidisciplinary approach. It is also necessary to differentiate this syndrome from the other syndromes which may present similar features. A case report of the same is presented here requiring a multidisciplinary approach for a functional and esthetically pleasing outcome.
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| Authors | ;Shweta Advani;Suma Sogi;Shivayogi Hugar;Kiran Bhatt |
| Journal | biomedical sciences instrumentation |
| Year | 2012 |
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10.4103/0976-237X.101089
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