Definition of cleft palate in English:

cleft palate

noun

A congenital split in the roof of the mouth.
Example sentencesExamples
- These included cleft palates, skulls that didn't close and other deformities that affected the survival rate of kittens.
- Does a cleft palate have anything to do with the jaw?
- More than 70 percent of babies with cleft lip also have cleft palate.
- And in some cases, until they have reconstructive surgery, children with cleft palates may need to wear a prosthetic palate called an obturator to help them eat properly.
- Scientists also identified genes that affirm the chicken's value as a model for study of developmental disorders like cleft palate and diseases like muscular dystrophy.
- Repair of the cleft lip begins after completion of the cleft palate repair.
- A cleft palate occurs when the roof of the mouth has not joined completely and can also range in severity.
- A cleft palate is an opening between the roof of the mouth and the nasal cavity.
- I have seen children born with both cleft lip and cleft palate go on to be and do just about everything and anything imaginable.
- Breast feeding can be difficult where the baby has a cleft palate, and some babies may need the help of special feeding equipment.
- Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects in which the tissues of the mouth and/or lip don't form properly during fetal development.
- Many patients had cleft lips, cleft palates, burns, or extra or fused fingers or toes.
- Sometimes cleft palate is taken to mean simply a hare lip.
- Figure 2 provides a comparison of the anatomical features in a normal developed palate with that of a cleft palate deformity.
- Around 70% of babies with cleft lips also have cleft palates.
- I am 19 years old and have scoliosis and a cleft palate.
- It was indicative, as we later discovered, of the fact that she had a sub-mucous cleft palate and was unable to make a vacuum in her mouth cavity.
- Twice as many boys as girls have a cleft lip, both with and without a cleft palate.
- So most children with cleft palate suffer from frequent otitis media, ear discharge and deafness.
- The use of maxillary distraction, particularly in the cleft palate population, has allowed us to achieve levels of correction that are unattainable by other methods.

Definition of cleft palate in US English:

cleft palate

nounˈklɛft ˈpælətˈkleft ˈpalət

A congenital split in the roof of the mouth.
Example sentencesExamples
- Scientists also identified genes that affirm the chicken's value as a model for study of developmental disorders like cleft palate and diseases like muscular dystrophy.
- Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects in which the tissues of the mouth and/or lip don't form properly during fetal development.
- I have seen children born with both cleft lip and cleft palate go on to be and do just about everything and anything imaginable.
- A cleft palate occurs when the roof of the mouth has not joined completely and can also range in severity.
- So most children with cleft palate suffer from frequent otitis media, ear discharge and deafness.
- Around 70% of babies with cleft lips also have cleft palates.
- Many patients had cleft lips, cleft palates, burns, or extra or fused fingers or toes.
- A cleft palate is an opening between the roof of the mouth and the nasal cavity.
- Repair of the cleft lip begins after completion of the cleft palate repair.
- Breast feeding can be difficult where the baby has a cleft palate, and some babies may need the help of special feeding equipment.
- These included cleft palates, skulls that didn't close and other deformities that affected the survival rate of kittens.
- The use of maxillary distraction, particularly in the cleft palate population, has allowed us to achieve levels of correction that are unattainable by other methods.
- Figure 2 provides a comparison of the anatomical features in a normal developed palate with that of a cleft palate deformity.
- It was indicative, as we later discovered, of the fact that she had a sub-mucous cleft palate and was unable to make a vacuum in her mouth cavity.
- And in some cases, until they have reconstructive surgery, children with cleft palates may need to wear a prosthetic palate called an obturator to help them eat properly.
- Twice as many boys as girls have a cleft lip, both with and without a cleft palate.
- More than 70 percent of babies with cleft lip also have cleft palate.
- Does a cleft palate have anything to do with the jaw?
- I am 19 years old and have scoliosis and a cleft palate.
- Sometimes cleft palate is taken to mean simply a hare lip.

单词	cleft palate
释义	Definition of cleft palate in English: cleft palate noun A congenital split in the roof of the mouth. Example sentencesExamples These included cleft palates, skulls that didn't close and other deformities that affected the survival rate of kittens. Does a cleft palate have anything to do with the jaw? More than 70 percent of babies with cleft lip also have cleft palate. And in some cases, until they have reconstructive surgery, children with cleft palates may need to wear a prosthetic palate called an obturator to help them eat properly. Scientists also identified genes that affirm the chicken's value as a model for study of developmental disorders like cleft palate and diseases like muscular dystrophy. Repair of the cleft lip begins after completion of the cleft palate repair. A cleft palate occurs when the roof of the mouth has not joined completely and can also range in severity. A cleft palate is an opening between the roof of the mouth and the nasal cavity. I have seen children born with both cleft lip and cleft palate go on to be and do just about everything and anything imaginable. Breast feeding can be difficult where the baby has a cleft palate, and some babies may need the help of special feeding equipment. Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects in which the tissues of the mouth and/or lip don't form properly during fetal development. Many patients had cleft lips, cleft palates, burns, or extra or fused fingers or toes. Sometimes cleft palate is taken to mean simply a hare lip. Figure 2 provides a comparison of the anatomical features in a normal developed palate with that of a cleft palate deformity. Around 70% of babies with cleft lips also have cleft palates. I am 19 years old and have scoliosis and a cleft palate. It was indicative, as we later discovered, of the fact that she had a sub-mucous cleft palate and was unable to make a vacuum in her mouth cavity. Twice as many boys as girls have a cleft lip, both with and without a cleft palate. So most children with cleft palate suffer from frequent otitis media, ear discharge and deafness. The use of maxillary distraction, particularly in the cleft palate population, has allowed us to achieve levels of correction that are unattainable by other methods. Definition of cleft palate in US English: cleft palate nounˈklɛft ˈpælətˈkleft ˈpalət A congenital split in the roof of the mouth. Example sentencesExamples Scientists also identified genes that affirm the chicken's value as a model for study of developmental disorders like cleft palate and diseases like muscular dystrophy. Cleft lip and cleft palate are birth defects in which the tissues of the mouth and/or lip don't form properly during fetal development. I have seen children born with both cleft lip and cleft palate go on to be and do just about everything and anything imaginable. A cleft palate occurs when the roof of the mouth has not joined completely and can also range in severity. So most children with cleft palate suffer from frequent otitis media, ear discharge and deafness. Around 70% of babies with cleft lips also have cleft palates. Many patients had cleft lips, cleft palates, burns, or extra or fused fingers or toes. A cleft palate is an opening between the roof of the mouth and the nasal cavity. Repair of the cleft lip begins after completion of the cleft palate repair. Breast feeding can be difficult where the baby has a cleft palate, and some babies may need the help of special feeding equipment. These included cleft palates, skulls that didn't close and other deformities that affected the survival rate of kittens. The use of maxillary distraction, particularly in the cleft palate population, has allowed us to achieve levels of correction that are unattainable by other methods. Figure 2 provides a comparison of the anatomical features in a normal developed palate with that of a cleft palate deformity. It was indicative, as we later discovered, of the fact that she had a sub-mucous cleft palate and was unable to make a vacuum in her mouth cavity. And in some cases, until they have reconstructive surgery, children with cleft palates may need to wear a prosthetic palate called an obturator to help them eat properly. Twice as many boys as girls have a cleft lip, both with and without a cleft palate. More than 70 percent of babies with cleft lip also have cleft palate. Does a cleft palate have anything to do with the jaw? I am 19 years old and have scoliosis and a cleft palate. Sometimes cleft palate is taken to mean simply a hare lip.
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