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Table 4 Summary of clinical data of MS patients

From: Oral findings and comprehensive dental management of Moebius syndrome: a systematic review

Variables

Values

%

Articles

23

 

Total Cases

124

 

Age (years)

  

< 15

 15

112

12

90.32

10.68

Mean ± SD

Range (Min-Max)

14.92 ± 12.80

0.5–49

 

Gender

  

Male

Female

42

24

64.00

36.00

Extraoral Manifestations

  

Hypotonia

1

0.80

Speech difficulty

Bilateral facial paralysis

Unilateral facial paralysis

Compromised breathing

Lack of facial expression

Blinking and visual problems

Malformations of the upper and lower limbs

5

16

8

2

15

97

73

4.03

12.90

6.45

1.61

12.09

78.22

58.87

Oral Manifestations

  

Cleft palate

Dental caries

Microstomia

Microdontia

Micrognathia

Dental crowding

Anterior open bite

Gothic palate

Periodontal disease

Tongue deformities

Premature eruption

Hypoplastic enamel

Labial incompetence

Class II Malocclusion

Total/partial edentulism

Reduced vestibular depth

Mandibular/Maxilla hyperplasia

42

11

19

2

47

7

19

20

10

97

4

2

45

2

2

2

1

33.87

8.87

15.32

1.61

37.90

5.64

15.32

16.12

8.06

78.22

3.22

1.61

36.29

1.61

1.61

1.61

0.80

Dental Discipline

n(23)

 

Periodontics

Prosthodontics

Pediatric dentistry

Oral implantology

Restorative dentistry

Oral and maxillofacial surgery

Orthodontic and maxillary orthopedic

5

4

14

2

9

13

10

21.73

17.39

60.86

8.69

39.13

56.52

43.47

Follow-up (years)

  

Mean ± SD

3.74 ± 3.22

 
  1. Data were reported as mean ± standard deviation and n (%). *Abbreviations: Moebius syndrome=MS