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M Parlato

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[Psychological and logistic approach to the handicapped in the dental area. 1. Early introduction to dentistry].

The AA, take into consideration the preventive aspect of the care to patients bearer of handicap, affirming with insistence that a good campaign of information and a good prevention applied particularly by colleagues of others medical branches (Paediatrists, Phonotrists, Neurosurgeons, Logopaedists, etc.) can favour the conservative oral care more than the extractive care.

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[Psychological and logistic approach to the handicapped in the dental area. 3. Difficulty in the waiting room].

The authors say that, in the period preceding a dental operation on children with handicaps, the waiting-hall plays a very important part. In fact, it is here that, thanks to gradual practical and psychological preparations, a contact begins between the child and the medical team. This first contact allows him to become familiar with the doctor and, consequently, to get satisfactory results during the operation.

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Reproductive performance in women with uterus didelphys.

The reproductive history of 19 women with the diagnosis of uterus didelphys is reported. With this goal the patients were divided into two groups: A) composed of 15 patients who did not undergo any surgical correction of uterine anomaly; B) composed of 4 patients where metroplasty was performed. Diagnosis was made in 17 cases (85.9%) for reasons not related to the uterine anomaly, only in 2 cases did patients present with infertility complaints. Vaginal malformation was associated in 16 (85%) cases; in 11 cases longitudinal septum was present; whereas in 5 hemivagina atretica was found. Eleven group A patients had a total of 23 pregnancies of which 3 (13%) ended in spontaneous abortions, 2 (8.7%) were voluntarily interrupted, 3 ended in premature birth and 15 in term births, with 17 live babies for a live birth rate of 74%. If we consider that two pregnancies were voluntarily interrupted, we had 17 live babies out of 21 naturally evolved pregnancies, for a live birth rate of 81%. In group B 3 patients before treatment had 3 pregnancies all ending in spontaneous abortion. After treatment all had a live baby. Reproductive and gestational performances of women with uterus didelphys are preserved. In patients with infertility complaints, all associated causes must be ruled out before surgical correction. If these are present its correction must be attempted as first therapeutic step, and term pregnancy with live baby is the rule. Only if repeated abortions are not related to any other cause, can metroplasty, according to Bret-Palmer technique, be performed.

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[Hallermann-Streiff syndrome].

Hallermann-Streiff syndrome is a second branchial arch defect with significant ophthalmologic, dental and craniofacial findings. These anomalies provide a difficult management and treatment situation for both the restorative dentist and orthodontist and maxillo-facial surgery.

Craniofacial Dysostosis↗