PALATOSKISIS
Presentator: dr. Priyanto
Moderator: dr. Hesty Setyarini
PENDAHULUAN
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
PENDAHULUAN
Di Amerika Serikat:
• 45% labiognatopalatoskisis
• 25% labioskisis atau bersamaan antara gnatolabioskisis
• 30% palatoskisis.
Jenis kelamin: Perempuan : Pria 2:1
Sebaran ras: Tidak terlalu tergantung pada etnik, tetapi
kecenderungan ras Asia >>
ras kulit hitam <<
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
Intervensi Bedah
Adapted from: Wasylik, K and Sidman, J. Pediatric Otolaryngology for The Clinician. 2009
TINJAUAN PUSTAKA
EMBRIOLOGI
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
EMBRIOLOGI
Proc. Mandibularis
Stomatodeum
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
EMBRIOLOGI
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
EMBRIOLOGI
Proc. Nasalis Medialis
Proc. Frontonasalis
Proc. Maksilaris
menebal ke arah
anteromedial
Proc. Nasalis Lateralis
Proc. Frontonasalis
Proc. Maksilaris
Proc. Mandibularis
6th week GA
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
EMBRIOLOGI
Proc. Frontonasalis
Proc. Maksilaris
Proc. Mandibularis
7th week GA
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
EMBRIOLOGI
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
EMBRIOLOGI
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
EMBRIOLOGI
Adapted from:
Aronson, AE, and Bless, DM. Embryology of Palate in: Clinical Voice Disorder.
EMBRIOLOGI
ANATOMI PALATUM
Batas dinamik antara rongga mulut dengan rongga hidung
Palatum durum pada bagian anterior dan palatum mole
pada bagian posterior
Palatum durum:
•Dibentuk oleh prosesus palatina os maksilaris dan pars
horizontal os palatina.
•Krista alveolaris os maksilaris menjadi batas anterior dan
lateral dari palatum durum
•Sisi posterior palatum durum dan palatum mole saling
berhubungan.
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
ANATOMI PALATUM
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
ANATOMI PALATUM
ANATOMI PALATUM
Adapted from:
Tewfik, TL. Congenital Malformation, Mouth and Pharynx in: www.emedicie.com, 2010
ANATOMI PALATUM
Mukosa bagian anterior dari palatum mole melekat pada
palatum durum dan bagian lateral pada dinding farings.
Bagian posterior tepi bebas
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
ANATOMI PALATUM
PALATOSKISIS
DEFINISI
• Non-sindromik :
Tidak disertai kelainan lain, tidak ada malformasi
sistem organ, tidak ada riw. paparan substansi
teratogenik dan lingkungan, fungsi kognitif
normal, dan pertumbuhan fisik normal
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
ETIOLOGI & PATOGENESIS
Sindromatik
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Non-Sindromatik
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
ETIOLOGI & PATOGENESIS
• Transmisi gen tunggal
• Aberasi kromosomal
• Efek teratogenik Berbagai faktor Lain
• Faktor Lingkungan (Non-sindromatik)
Palatoskisis
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
DIAGNOSIS
Prenatal Diagnosis:
Ultrasonography (USG) telah cukup membantu dalam
menduga terjadinya palatoskisis walaupun kurang
sensitif dibandingkan dalam mendiagnosa labioskisis,
namun dengan hadirnya USG tiga dimensi, perkiraan
terjadinya cacat lahir termasuk palatoskisis lebih
memungkinkan.
Adapted from: Wasylik, K and Sidman, J. Pediatric Otolaryngology for The Clinician. 2009
Manifestasi Klinis
Adapted from: Wasylik, K and Sidman, J. Pediatric Otolaryngology for The Clinician. 2009
PENATALAKSANAAN
Penatalaksanaan Awal
Kesulitan Menyusui Nipple modifikasi
Posisi waktu menyusui
Penggunaan obturator
Abnormalitas rongga mulut selama minum byk
udara yang tertelan regurgutasi >> Perlu:
pasca minum, bayi disendawakan
Pemberian susu melalui pipa oro/nasogatrik kondisis
tertentu seperti bayi prematur ataupun ada penyakit dan
kelainan penyerta yang lainnya
Adapted from: Egan, T and Antoine, G. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Facial Plastic,
Recontructive, and Trauma Surgery.
Adapted from: httpwww.cleftline.orgpublicationsfeeding_excerpt
Adapted from: httpwww.ehow.comhow_4701492_bottle-feed-child-cleft-palate.html
Adapted from: Liston, B. in: httpwww.chw.edu.auprofservicescleftbook07.htm
PALATAL OBTURATOR
PALATAL OBTURATOR
Terapi Operatif
Tujuan Pembedahan:
Memperbaiki struktur anatomis palatum yang akan
mendukung fungsi normal rongga mulut.
Pertimbangan:
• Pertumbuhan regio maksilofasial yang optimum dapat
tercapai bila palatoplasti ditunda hingga usia 18 bulan
• Produksi bersuara yang optimum bila palatoplasti
dilakukan pada usia 9-12 bulan
• Pertumbuhan bayi/anak haruslah baik (berat badan
cukup ideal untuk dilakukan perbaikkan)
Rules of 10s:
• Usia anak adalah 10 bulan
• Berat badan minimal 10 kg
• Kadar hemoglobin darah minimal 10 mg/dl
• Anak dalam keadaan sehat
Teknik operasi:
• Teknik Wardill-Kilner-Peet (V-Y advancement)
• Teknik von Langenbeck
• Teknik Bardach two-flap
• Teknik Furlow (double reversing Z-plasty)
• Modifikasi dari teknik-teknik tersebut
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
KOMPLIKASI
Adapted from:
Bower, CM, et al. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Complications in Pediatric Otolaryngology, 2005
LAPORAN KASUS
IDENTITAS
► Suara sengau
Celah Palatal
PEMERIKSAAN FISIK
Celah Palatal
OBTURATOR YANG DIGUNAKAN PASIEN SELAMA
MENUNDA OPERASI PENUTUPAN CELAH PADA
LANGIT-LANGIT MULUT
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
PEMERIKSAAN PENUNJANG
DIAGNOSIS
Palatoskisis
PENATALAKSANAAN
Palatoplasti
POST PALATOPLASTI
FOLLOW UP
Pragnosis
RENCANA
Penatalaksanaan awal
palatoskisis setelah bayi
lahir sangat penting: teknik Intervensi Bedah
pemberian ASI yang baik
dan penggunaan obturator
MOHON ASUPAN…
KLASIFIKASI:
Group I : CL kanan/kiri
unilateral atau bilateral
Group II : CP
Group III : CL + P
Group d : CP
Group c : CP primer
sekunder midline
bilateral komplet
inkomplet
Klasifikasi karnahan
dan stark
The Syndromal Child
Inheritance of traits and disorders may be monogenic or
multigenic or the result of the transmission of an abnormal
chromosome (e.g., a deletion or a duplication). The
expression of specific genes is influenced by other genes or
environmental conditions. Besides the classical mendelian
patterns of inheritance, several nonclassical patterns of
inheritance have been discovered and studied in recent
years.
Single genes are usually inherited according to one of the
following mendelian patterns: autosomal dominant,
autosomal recessive, X-linked dominant, and X-linked
recessive
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
The Syndromal Child
The following are the characteristics of autosomal dominant
inheritance:
• At least one of the parents of an affected person is also
affected, except when the penetrance is reduced or the trait
arises by a new mutation or when there is germline
mosaicism. The trait appears in every generation. There is no
skipping except when the penetrance is reduced.
• An affected person heterozygous for the trait has an equal
chance of transmitting the mutant or the normal allele to each
child.
• Males and females can have and transmit the trait equally
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
The Syndromal Child
The following are the characteristics of autosomal
recessive inheritance:
• The parents are heterozygous and phenotypically
normal; the trait appears only in the children who are
homozygous for the mutant gene.
• Statistically, one-fourth of the children of heterozygous
parents are affected and thus there is a chance of 25% at
each pregnancy.
• Males and females have equal chance of being affected.
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
The Syndromal Child
X-linked recessive inheritance occurs when the mutant gene is on the
X chromosome. It has the following characteristics:
•The trait is much more common in males than in females. Females
have two X chromosomes, and males have only one. All males
carrying the X-linked gene express the trait. Females are affected
when they are homozygous and in certain rare heterozygous cases,
as an effect of the Lyon hypothesis, when a high percentage of cells
have random inactivation of the X chromosome carrying the
normal allele.
• An affected man passes his X-linked gene to all of his daughters
who thus become carriers but are not affected. He does not
transmit it to any of his sons.
• A carrier woman passes her X-linked gene to half of her sons who
manifest the trait and to half of her daughters who become carriers.
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
The Syndromal Child
X-linked dominant inheritance has the following
characteristics:
• Affected men transmit the trait to all their daughters who
then display the clinical manifestations of that particular
condition. They transmit the gene to none of their sons.
• Heterozygous women are affected. They transmit the trait to
half of their sons and half of their daughters.
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Apert Syndrome
Acrocephalosyndactyly Type I
The major diagnostic criteria are the craniosynostosis and
syndactyly of the hands and feet. The skull is acrocephalic with
a shortened anteroposterior (AP) diameter and a flat occiput.
The craniosynostosis involves the coronal suture. The forehead
is prominent. The nasal bridge is depressed, and the midface
usually is hypoplastic. The palate is narrow and is described as
byzantine-arch shaped. Cleft palate may also occur (30%).
Anomalies of the ears include otitis media, conductive hearing
loss, fixation of the stapedial foot plate, and wide cochlear
aqueduct. Temporal bone studies revealed absence of the
internal auditory canals in one patient and enlarged subarcuate
fossa in another report. Mutations have been found in FGFR2.
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Stickler
AR syndromic
Ocular, Pierre Robin sequence, sensorineural hearing loss
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Robin Sequence
Robin sequence consists of a small mandible, glossoptosis,
a cleft palate and respiratory difficulties. It is thought that
the small mandible maintains the tongue in a high position
in the mouth and that this prevents the palatal shelves
from fusing normally. The cleft is typically described as
being wide and U-shaped in comparison to other cleft
palates, but this is by no means always the case.
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
Robin Sequence
The modern management of Robin sequence uses a
nasopharyngeal airway that extends to the level of the
base of the tongue and holds it forward. This provides for
a satisfactory airway and will, in almost all cases, allow
for normal oral feeding and weight gain. It is best if this
treatment is instituted early (within the first week or two
of life) as the child will progress more quickly and spend
less time overall in hospital
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
Robin Sequence
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
Treacher Collins Syndrome
Diagnostic criteria of Treacher Collins syndrome include
microtia and malformed ears, hypoplastic midface,
downslanting of the palpebral fissures, coloboma of the outer
third of the lower eye lids, and micrognathia. Most patients
have normal intelligence
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Waardenburg Syndrome
Along with congenital sensorineural deafness there are multiple
congenital anomalies. Other findings include craniosynostosis,
blepharophimosis, glaucoma, mild prognostic mandible,
Hirschsprung megacolon, premature graying of hair,
anophthalmia with limb malformations, ventral septal defects,
meningocele, spina bifida, hypoplasia of the shoulder girdle,
and axillary webbing
Symptoms include deafness, broad nasal bridge, hypoplastic
alae nasi, high-arched or cleft palate, abnormal vestibular
function, and hypoplastic ear cartilage
Waardenburg syndrome, type I (WSI) and WSIII have been
mapped to a distal portion of 2q3 and found associated with
PAX3 mutations.
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Etiology
Genetic mapping of families with inherited forms of cleft
palate has resulted in the identification of genes involved in
palate development. Cleft palate associated with
ankyloglossia, an X-linked disorder, was shown to be
caused by mutations of the TBX22 gene. TBX22 is a
member of the T-box gene family, which are transcription
factors in vertebrates involved with mesoderm direction.
Specifically, TBX22 is expressed in the palatal shelves just
prior to their elevation above the tongue. Mutations in this
gene result in cleft palate due to loss of TBX22 function.
Adapted from: Wiet, GJ. Cleft Palate. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2010
ETHANOL/ALKOHOL
Alcohol crosses the placenta and rapidly reaches the
fetus. Extensive studies have demonstrated equivalent
fetal and maternal alcohol concentrations, suggesting
an unimpeded bidirectional movement of alcohol
between the 2 compartments. The fetus appears to
depend on maternal hepatic detoxification because the
activity of alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH) in the fetal
liver is less than 10% of that observed in the adult
liver. Furthermore, the amniotic fluid acts as a
reservoir for alcohol, prolonging fetal exposure.
Adapted from: Vaux, KK. Fetal Alcohol Sydrome. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2010
ETHANOL/ALKOHOL
The mechanism for the spectrum of adverse effects on virtually
all organ systems of the developing fetus is unknown. Ethanol
and its metabolite acetaldehyde can alter fetal development by
disrupting cellular differentiation and growth, disrupting DNA
and protein synthesis and inhibiting cell migration. Both
ethanol and acetaldehyde modify the intermediary metabolism
of carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. Both also decrease the
transfer of amino acids, glucose, folic acid, zinc, and other
nutrients across the placental barrier, indirectly affecting fetal
growth due to intrauterine nutrient deprivation. Elevated levels
of erythropoietin in the cord blood of newborns exposed to
alcohol are reported and suggest a state of chronic fetal
hypoxia.
Adapted from: Vaux, KK. Fetal Alcohol Sydrome. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2010
THALIDOMIDE
Thalidomide, a synthetic glutamic acid derivative, is an
immunomodulatory agent with anti-inflammatory,
antiangiogenic, and sedative and hypnotic activity; the
drug is also a potent teratogen.
Thalidomide is labeled by the US Food and Drug
Administration (FDA) for treatment of moderate to severe
erythema nodosum leprosum (ENL), multiple myeloma,
inflammatory and/or dermatologic disorders, variety of
uses in HIV-infected patients, variety of malignancies,
graft-versus-host disease† (GVHD), recurrent aphthous
stomatitis† (RAS), GI Disorders ,etc.
Adapted from: Vaux, KK. Fetal Alcohol Sydrome. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2010
THALIDOMIDE
Thalidomide inhibits angiogenesis, and it has been suggested that
the teratogenic effects of thalidomide on fetal limbs may be
related to inhibition of blood vessel growth in the developing fetal
limb bud. Thalidomide’s anti-angiogenic effects have been
demonstrated in several animal angiogenesis models; however,
there is evidence that the drug’s anti-angiogenic effects may be
species specific and possibly may be related to a species-specific
metabolite and/or metabolic activation. Thalidomide reduced the
area of vascularization in a rabbit corneal model of induced
neovascularization. The drug also inhibited angiogenesis in a rat
aorta model and in human aortic endothelial cells when human or
rabbit microsomes were present, but not when rat microsomes
were present.
Adapted from: Vaux, KK. Fetal Alcohol Sydrome. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2010
FENITOIN
Phenytoin is a hydantoin-derivative anticonvulsant.
GESTASIONAL DM
Adapted from:
Allen,, VM and Armson BA. Teratogenicity Associated With Pre-Existing and Gestational
Diabetes. No. 200, November 2007
GESTASIONAL DM
Adapted from:
Hrubec, TC,et al. Modulation of Diabetes Induced Palate Defects by Maternal Immune
Stimulation ,2009
DEF. ASAM FOLAT
The biologically active form of folic acid is tetrahydrofolic acid
(THFA), which is derived by the 2-step reduction of folate
involving dihydrofolate reductase. THFA plays a key role in the
transfer of 1-carbon units (such as methyl, methylene, and
formyl groups) to the essential substrates involved in the
synthesis of DNA, RNA, and proteins. More specifically, THFA
is involved with the enzymatic reactions necessary to synthesis
of purine, thymidine, and amino acid. Manifestations of folate
deficiency thereafter, not surprisingly, would involve
impairment of cell division, accumulation of possibly toxic
metabolites such as homocysteine, and impairment of
methylation reactions involved in the regulation of gene
expression, thus increasing neoplastic risks.
Adapted from: Gentili, A. Folic Acid Deficiency. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2009
ROKOK/TOBACCO
ROKOK/TOBACCO
Adapted from:
Patel, PK. Craniofacial, Cleft Palate Repair. Available at: www.emedicine.com. 2010
The von Langenbeck repair
Complications
• Hemorrhage during surgery and postoperatively
• Postoperative airway obstruction
• Wound dehiscence
• Complete
• Incomplete: fistula, most common at the hard/soft
palate junction
• Velopharyngeal insufficiency. Despite speech therapy,
approximately 30 % of patients require additional
surgery for hypernasal speech.
Adapted from:
Perry, RJ and Jr.Lore,RM.Cleft Lip and Palate in: Lore and Medina: An Atlas of Head and
Neck Surgery. 2005
Palatoplasty for a cleft of the secondary palate
V-Y advancement.
Teknik Furlow (double reversing Z-plasty)
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Two-flap palatoplasty
Two-flap palatoplasty.
(A) Mucoperiosteal flaps raised with intact greater palatine vessels.
(B) Closure completed anteriorly up to the posterior alveolar margin.
Velopharyngeal Insufficiency
Velopharyngeal insufficiency (VPI) is the term used to describe
the failure of the sphincter formed by the soft palate and the
pharyngeal walls. The sphincter should close for swallowing,
vomiting and all the consonants in the English language apart
from /m/n/ and /ng/. During speech, if the sphincter does not
close appropriately then air escapes into the nose, producing
nasal escape and/or turbulence. In addition, the resonance of
the speech becomes hypernasal. As a consequence of the failure
of this sphincter, the child may attempt to halt the airstream by
closing the anterior nares in a nasal grimace, or develop
compensatory articulation such as a pharyngeal fricative
or a glottal stop
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
Velopharyngeal Insufficiency
Adapted from: Bailey BJ, Johnson JT. Head & Neck Surgery-Otorhinolaryngology, 2006
Velopharyngeal Insufficiency
Velopharyngeal Insufficiency
If a structural problem in velopharyngeal function exists,
or speech therapy alone is ineffective, surgical options are
considered. These include intravelar veloplasty, Furlow
double-opposing Z -plasty, sphincter pharyngoplasty, and
superiorly based pharyngeal flap. The intravelar
veloplasty and Furlow attempt to improve function by
reorienting the levator. The (sphincter) pharyngoplasty
borrows lateral wall tissue to obturate the lateral and
posterior walls. The pharyngeal flap borrows tissue from
the posterior wall to obturate the middle portion of the
velopharynx.
Adapted from: Cummings: Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery, 4th ed. 2005
Submucous CP
The presence of a bifid uvula, notch in the posterior hard
palate caused by the absence of the posterior vomerine
spine, and translucent zone in the midline of the soft palate
represent the classic findings of a submucous cleft palate
(SMCP)
Adapted from: Cummings: Otolaryngology: Head & Neck Surgery, 4th ed. 2005
Velocardiofacial Syndrome
This syndrome, also known as 22Q11 deletion syndrome, Catch
22 syndrome or Sphrintzen syndrome, is associated, in over
90% of cases, with a deletion at the Q11 region of chromosome
22, which can be detected on fluorescent in situ hybridisation.
Adapted from: Boorman, J. Cleft Lip and Palate in: Pediatric ENT. 2007
A Simonart's band
•Bleeding
•Fistula (5-35%)
•VPI
•Postoperative upper airway obstruction