Enjoyed the impressive talk at ACPA2021 by Dr. Kamalakar on the role of JAGGED1 in osteoblast commitment and bone regeneration through stimulation of non-canonical NOTCH signaling in cranial neural crest cells. @GoudyLab
“Our data show an increased risk of VPI diagnosis and increased surgical burden among patients receiving 2-stage CP repair.” @JSkirkoMD https://t.co/Xt0HOrtobL
I don't often do case reports but when I do, they are super unusual.
This cutie was born with no nasal passage. Nasal anatomy was undescribed in the literature. It will be interesting to see how his maxilla and nose develops
#Arhinia
https://t.co/NgRPkOjEgz
Measuring Quality of Life is just as important in Nepal as it is in the US. Check out the Nepalese translation and linguistic validation of our VELO #Cleft Speech #QOL instrument
https://t.co/L1uamBbiJK
Studying rare diseases is challenging. My recent PCORI award was funded, so we can continue build our consortium of sites managing children with Pierre Robin Sequence and develop clinical research questions that are important to patients and their parents.
#Funded#PRS
Congrats to Hilary McCrary on receiving the Charles Fergeson Award for the Best Clinical Research Project ASPO for our project "Increased Risk of Velopharyngeal Dysfunction in Patients Undergoing Staged‐Palate Repair."
Well deserved
#mentorship#Winning#PedsOTO#2019COSM
More great work shared at #cosm2019 by Dr Torrecillas!
Shockingly, there is almost no studies on the benefits of #TeamCare in managing kids with #cleft palate. That changes now.
More VPI diagnosis, VPI surgery and earlier treatment in those seen by the team.
I love 3D reconstructions in planning craniofacial surgery. It also makes cool pics. A - is pyriform aperture stenosis; B - Aperts Syndrome; C - Pierre Robin Sequence (PRS). Check out the paper to learn more!
https://t.co/DxRGR2bh0x
How reliable are measurements of baby noses? And are they different between #craniofacial abnormalities? (Very and Yes)
Read one of my latest papers to find out more!
Gotta have a good measurement to know Who would most benefit from my new surgery...
https://t.co/DxRGR2bh0x
Exercises for Improving Soft Palate and Eustachian Tube Function in Children With Ear Tubes With or Without Cleft Palate: Elevation of the soft palate the soft part of the roof of the mouth during swallowing helps the Eustachian tube to open and keep the… https://t.co/Assm86w4dc
Very proud to be part of this work. Psychometric findings and normative values for the CLEFT-Q based on 2434 children and young adult patients with cleft lip and/or palate from 12 countries https://t.co/BKjUIft74K