Condition: Congenital Disorder · Cleft Lip Palate · Sponsor: University Hospital, Basel, Switzerland
The goal of this observational study is to evaluate whether passive plate therapy using automated AI-designed devices can reduce cleft size in newborns with cleft lip and palate. The main questions it aims to answer are: Does AI-designed passive plate therapy reduce the cleft size between birth and primary surgery? (Primary aim) How does cleft size at the time of surgery compare between infants who received passive plate therapy and those who did not? (Secondary aim) Researchers will compare infants who received AI-designed passive plate therapy with those who received no presurgical therapy to determine whether the intervention leads to a greater reduction in cleft width. Participants will: Undergo intraoral scans at birth and again at the time of primary surgery, around 4 months of age. Receive either no presurgical intervention or be treated with AI-designed passive plates, depending on site-specific clinical practices
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Prasad Nalabothu, PhD · +41765014420 · p.nalabothu@usb.ch
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