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Backgrond: Amniotic band syndrome encompasses a variety of congenital anomalies which include deformation, disruption, or malformation of multiple organs, exhibiting different clinical manifestations at birth, such as rings formed by the constriction of the bands, limb amputations and craniofacial malformations. The incidence is approximately 1 in 1,200-15,000 live births. Objective: To describe a 4-month-old female patient who attends the oral and maxillofacial surgery service of the Hospital del Niño DIF Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico, presenting a deformity in the genian region that extending from the upper lip to the infraorbital region on the right side, right paracommissural pit and Tessier fissure 7. Conclusion: In the final diagnosis of maxillofacial deformity due to amniotic band syndrome, medical-surgical treatment is received with a satisfactory result. ; Introducción: el síndrome de bandas amnióticas abarca una variedad de anomalías congénitas que incluyen la deformación, disrupción y malformación de múltiples órganos. Este síndrome tiene diferentes manifestaciones clínicas al nacimiento, como anillos formados por la constricción de las bandas, amputaciones de extremidades y malformaciones craneofaciales. La incidencia es de aproximadamente 1 en 1,200- 15,000 nacidos vivos. Objetivo: realizar la descripción de un paciente femenino de 4 meses de edad que acude al servicio de cirugía oral y maxilofacial del Hospital del Niño DIF Pachuca, Hidalgo, México. La paciente presenta deformidad en la región geniana que se extiende desde el labio superior hasta la región infraorbitaria de lado derecho, pit paracomisural derecho y fisura Tessier 7. Conclusión: se da el diagnóstico final de deformidad maxilofacial a causa del síndrome de bandas amnióticas y la paciente recibe tratamiento médico-quirúrgico con un resultado satisfactorio. |
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