Publications by authors named "K Hronkova"
Low-grade, polymorphic adenocarcinomas occur mainly in females and are usually associated with the small salivary glands of the palate. The tumors are malignant, but not aggressive. Regional neck as well as distant metastasis is rare and the mortality rate is low.
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- A scar flap technique was used to address cleft lip and palate in 76 patients, improving columella height and nasal mucosa, with an average flap area of 42 mm for unilateral deformities and 77 mm for bilateral ones.
- The study reported no major complications, but 7.9% of patients experienced a recurrence of nasal septum deformity; however, 59.9% showed improved nasal passage functionality.
- Overall, 92.1% of patients experienced significant aesthetic and functional improvements, aligning their measurements closely with those of healthy individuals post-surgery.*
A typical cleft deformity of the central facial area is very frequently associated with impaired patency of the nose. Rhinomanometry makes it possible to assess objectively and quantitatively the patency of these airways. For objective assessment of the disorder this examination was made closely before secondary rhinoplasty in 36 patients with complete unilateral (81%) or bilateral cleft (19%).
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