Physiotherapy and associated factors affecting mouth opening changes in noma patients during initial hospitalization at an MSF-supported hospital in Northwest Nigeria-A retrospective cohort study.
Noma is a rapidly progressing infection of the oral cavity, which can cause the disintegration of the cheek, nose and eye, in under a week. One of the most disabling sequelae is trismus, the restriction of mouth opening, which results in difficulties in speech, mastication, social feeding habits and...
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Main Authors: | Oluwole Victor Oluwalomola (Author), Emily Briskin (Author), Michael Olaleye (Author), Joseph Samuel (Author), Bukola Oluyide (Author), Mark Sherlock (Author), Adeniyi Semiyu Adetunji (Author), Mohana Amirtharajah (Author) |
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