腭裂术后下颌关节紊乱的病因分析及治疗效果观察（Etiological analysis and treatment effect of mandibular joint disorder after cleft palate surgery）.docVIP

腭裂术后下颌关节紊乱的病因分析及治疗效果观察（Etiological analysis and treatment effect of mandibular joint disorder after cleft palate surgery） Abstract: Objective To investigate the etiology and treatment of temporomandibular disorders (TMD) after cleft palate surgery. Methods according to the clinical symptoms and causes of temporomandibular joint disorders, we adopted different treatment methods, such as local hot compress, massage, masticatory muscles, oral analgesics, psychological indications and consolation. As a result, almost all patients had pain in the temporomandibular joint region and limited mouth opening in the short term. Only a few patients still had a temporomandibular joint region. Conclusion temporomandibular joint disorder is very common after cleft palate repair, but the clinical symptoms of the majority of patients can disappear in a short time after the active treatment, and the prognosis is better. Keywords cleft palate; temporomandibular joint disease; etiology; treatment; Analysis, of, Etipathogenisis, of, Mandibular, Disorder, after, Cleft, Palate, Joint, Repair, and, Observation,, of, the, Therapeutic, Effect XU, Bo, WANG, Yanan, WANG, Enhong, XU, Xiaofang, TAN, Guoqin, JIA, Min, Military, Hospital, No. 37, Yaan, City, Sichuan, Province, 625000 ABSTRACTObjectiveTo discuss the Etipathogenisis of mandibular joint disorder after cleft palate repair and the treatment.MethodsDifferent treatments were applied according to the clinical symptoms.ResultsPains on mandibular joints and the mouth-opening limitation disappeared in almost all the patients after treatment, and only a few patients had clicking of mandibular joints.ConclusionMandibular joint disorder is a common case after cleft palate repair, with positive treatment. The clinical symptoms may disappear in good. a short time and the prognosis is KEYWORDScleft, palate, mandibular, joint, disorder, syndrome, Etipathogenisis, treatment Cleft palate is a common congenital malformation, currently used surgical tra