Welcome to ONEMinute learning show, the aim of the show is to learn something new while having a cup of coffee.
Let’s learn something new directly from our Mentor in just one minute. I’m your host Khushboo and today’s topic is is isolated cleft palate and the equal sign.
Craniofacial condition including cleft lip and cleft sign craniofacial condition including cleft lip and cleft palates are Are the congenital structural anomalies caused by a typical embryological development class can be described as a structured involved in that, that is cleft lip alveolus soft palate and hard palate. Okay, let’s can occur in combination and sometime can occur as isolated.
While doing ultrasound can we rule out the isolated Cliff Palace in absence of cleft lip?
If yes then how can we diagnose the same?
What are the ideal place to see that and what is equal sign?
The equals sign is a unique sign Demonstrating the presence of you uvila Sonographically This can be demonstrated by an axle scan just below the level of the oral cavity this sign shows to echogenic lines surrounded by fluid in the firings. You can understand this sign by looking at the line diagram, which I have drawn and the static picture and the cine images demonstration of equal sign rules out the presence of an isolated cleft palate.
Craniofacial condition including cleft lip and cleft sign craniofacial condition including cleft lip and cleft palates are Are the congenital structural anomalies caused by a typical embryological development class can be described as a structured involved in that, that is cleft lip alveolus soft palate and hard palate. Okay, let’s can occur in combination and sometime can occur as isolated.
While doing ultrasound can we rule out the isolated Cliff Palace in absence of cleft lip?
If yes then how can we diagnose the same?
What are the ideal place to see that and what is equal sign?
The equals sign is a unique sign Demonstrating the presence of you uvila Sonographically This can be demonstrated by an axle scan just below the level of the oral cavity this sign shows to echogenic lines surrounded by fluid in the firings. You can understand this sign by looking at the line diagram, which I have drawn and the static picture and the cine images demonstration of equal sign rules out the presence of an isolated cleft palate.
