Revue de stomatologie et de chirurgie maxillo-faciale
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Rev Stomatol Chir Maxillofac · Feb 1998
[Risks and complications anesthesia with intubation during dental treatment].
In many hospitals and dental clinics the delivery of dental care under general anesthesia is a routine practice. Most often mentally handicapped patients and uncooperative children are concerned. ⋯ Main problems observed were difficult intubation and marked drop in blood pressure. Despite of a relatively low anesthetic risk we still limit ambulatory anesthesias to patients belonging to the ASA risk groups 1 and 2 with a maximum extent of the narcosis of 2 hours.
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Rev Stomatol Chir Maxillofac · Oct 1997
Clinical Trial Controlled Clinical Trial[Infra-orbital nerve block in early primary cheiloplasty].
A prospective study have studied the effect of infraorbital block during anesthesia in infants with a cleft lip. The study was conducted during the year 1994, in the hospital Necker Enfants-malades. During this period 51 cleft lip surgery were performed. Anesthesia for infants with cleft lip using bilateral infraorbital block is a safe, simple and quick technique, and result in a good longlasting analgesia, seems to decrease the risk of respiratory depression, and allows an immediate and comfortable awakening.
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Rev Stomatol Chir Maxillofac · Oct 1997
[Use of iterative expansion in the early surgical treatment of complex nevi of the head in children].
Extensive of congenital pigmented nevi to the face in an infant is an indication for early exeresis to prevent the risk of degeneration. Search for the best esthetic result has led many authors to healthy skin to a maximum, often relying on tissue expansion. ⋯ Total treatment was achieved in all patients with three or four procedures. By combining different expansion techniques early treatment can be proposed with good esthetic results and moderate cost.
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Rev Stomatol Chir Maxillofac · Aug 1997
Case Reports[Minor salivary gland lithiasis simulating a mucocele. Apropos of a case].
Lithiasis of minor salivary glands is often considered to be extremely rare. However, recent publications reveal that minor salivary gland calculi are not so rare. ⋯ Clinicians have to be aware to make a correct diagnosis. A case of sialolithiasis of minor salivary gland mimicking a mucous cyst is reported.