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Cleft deformities in Singapore: a population-based series 1993-2002.

Singapore medical journal - 1 Sept 2008

Tan K B L, Tan K H, Yeo G S H

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INTRODUCTION: Cleft deformities, though non-lethal, receive much attention from parents and doctors alike because of their obvious physical disfigurement, social stigma and associated feeding and vocal articulation problems. There is also an association with chromosomal defects for certain cleft deformities. The aim of this study is to examine the incidence, demographic data and epidemiological trend of this...

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