A group of otolaryngology clinicians and research professionals committed to sharing ongoing research in cleft palate and craniofacial differences.

United States
Joined April 2018
Cleft Otolaryngology Forum retweeted
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! goo.gl/fb/7K2srn
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Cleft Otolaryngology Forum retweeted
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... goo.gl/fb/7K2srn
Cleft Otolaryngology Forum retweeted
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… bioportfol.io/R0fCSl
Cleft Otolaryngology Forum retweeted
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 cmaj.ca/content/190/15/E455
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Cleft Otolaryngology Forum retweeted
Nice work by @YenYen323 @rajdedhia A basic algorithm for revision #cleft #rhinoplasty #surgery @UCDavis_OTOHNS @ThiemeNY – at Sacramento, CA
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Cleft Otolaryngology Forum retweeted
Equipment to make a tiny jaw bigger Pierre Robin Sequence is a rare disorder where the lower jaw is short, the tongue is pushed back causing breathing & feeding problems. If you child has PRS and help us develop a new quality of life instrument @PRSQOL
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