Cleft palate cost and emotion study

This trial asks adults who had a nose job as teens or children, after being born with a cleft lip and palate, to rate how they look and feel about their nose. Their answers will help doctors understand how these surgeries affect patients long-term.

This study tests an early intervention program for babies with an unrepaired cleft palate. It aims to improve language, palate function, and speech sounds before surgery.

This study looks for a specific genetic change in people born with a cleft lip (with or without a cleft palate) that is not linked to a syndrome. If you have this type of cleft and are of Egyptian origin, you may be able to take part and help us understand the genetic causes.

This study looks for genetic reasons behind cleft lip and/or cleft palate when the cause is not known. The results may help researchers understand risk factors and improve future care.

This study compares two types of speech therapy for children with cleft palate. It looks at how well each type works and how much it costs, to help find the best way to improve your child's speech.

This study compares different types of speech therapy for children born with a cleft palate who have developed certain speech errors. The goal is to learn which therapy works best from the perspective of the child, their family, and the speech therapist.