cleft lip
noun[C]
uk/ˌkleft ˈlɪp/us/ˌkleft ˈlɪp/anupperlipthat does notjoinin themiddlebecause it did notdevelopnormallybeforebirth:
唇裂，兔唇Bobby wasbornwith acleftlip.博比生下来就是兔唇。
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Association of genetic variation of the transforming growth factor alpha gene withcleftlipand palate.
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Lincoln suffered from what one modern commentator has called a complex speech and language disorder related to some form of acleftlipor palate.
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This example is from Wikipedia and may be reused under a CC BY-SA license.His cardiac lesion and bilateralcleftlipand palate had been antenatally diagnosed by ultrasonography at 20 weeks gestation.
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Because of the controversy surrounding these issues,cleftlipand palate surgery is the subject of planned multi-centre clinical trials with long-term follow-up.
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The author used a mail survey to explore how plastic surgeons handle the issue of prenatal diagnosis ofcleftlipand palate.
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For example, doctors usually regardcleftlipand palate, which can be found in pregnancy (by ultrasound), as an example of a mild malformation.
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The relative prevalence ofcleftlipalone varies however, both within and between different racial groups.
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Failure of these processes may cause acleftlip.
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Facial cleft abnormalities may therefore be associated with brain abnormalities, the most extreme example being mediancleftlipand lack of hemispheric fusion (ie holoprosencephaly).
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An example of this would be the detection of a baby with acleftlipand palate following delivery.
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Long-term follow up study of survival associated withcleftlipand palate at birth.
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However, the longterm psychological management of a child with acleftlipand/or palate continues to be important at all levels of the service.
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Early predictors of attachment in infants withcleftlipand/or palate.
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Defects in fusion of the mandibular swellings and palatine shelves would result in median cleft of the lower lip and jaw andcleftlipand palate respectively.
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A preliminary study of facial growth and morphology in unoperated male unilateralcleftlipand palate subjects at 13 years of age.
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