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Déformations congénitales
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Réduction mammaire
Reconstruction de brûlures
Chirurgie de la main
Reconstruction des plaies
Déformations congénitales

Le chirurgien plasticien pratique la reconstruction chez les patients présentant différents
type de malformations congénitales, telles les fissures labiales et/ou palatines. Ce
genre de malformation est présente chez environ un Canadien sur mille. Au Canada, on
répare les fissures labiales vers l'âge de quatre mois. Dans de nombreux pays, les familles
n'ont pas les moyens de payer ce genre de chirurgie correctrice. Plus de 80 plasticiens
canadiens ont donné leurs services dans le but d'aider ces enfants (Voir la rubrique sur les
missions à l'étranger).

La fissure palatine rend impossible
l'élocution normale La chirurgie correctrice à
l'intérieur de la bouche est pratiquée vers
l'âge de 12 mois. Si la première chirurgie
ne corrige pas suffisamment les troubles
d'élocution, une deuxième intervention peut
s'avérer nécessaire vers l'âge de 5 à 7 ans.

Photo: avant et une journée post-chirurgie

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La malformation congénitale la plus courante est la syndactylie, qui se caractérise par la
soudure des doigts entre eux. La chirurgie est pratiquée vers l'âge de 12 mois pour effectuer
la séparation des doigts et pour encourager leur bonne croissance. Un bébé qui né avec deux
pouces présente une malformation congénitale qui s'appelle « pouce bifide ». Un des
pouces sera enlevé vers l'âge de un an.

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L'hémangiome est une autre sorte de malformation congénitale traitée par les plasticiens.
Ces malformations rouges poussent sur le corps du bébé naissant ou peu après la
naissance puis se résorbent en quelques années pour disparaître vers l'âge de cinq à huit ans.
Rarement, la chirurgie s'avère nécessaire.

Parmi les autres malformations congénitales traitées par les plasticiens : la morphologie
osseuse faciale anormale et le naevus géant.

Pour de plus amples renseignements concernant déformations congénitales cliquer ici:
www.plasticsurgery.org, www.plasticiens.org.
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