| Additional reports in patients treated with NovoRapid® were one each of central nervous system anomaly, ankyloglossia and feta disorders. |
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| The various grades of ankyloglossia are as follows: Figure 2 Measurement of ankyloglossia with digital calliper. |
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| This study used Kortlow's classification of ankyloglossia to diagnose and grade ankyloglossia. |
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| Traditional guidelines such as requiring a heart-shaped tongue-tip or complete inability to extend the tongue over the gum ridge miss these more subtle cases of ankyloglossia. |
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| She is co-researcher in a study utilizing ultrasound to examine tongue movements during breastfeeding in infants with ankyloglossia and other sucking problems. |
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| Diagnosis and treatment of ankyloglossia and tied maxillary fraenum in infants using ErYAG and 1064 diode lasers. |
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| Early lingual frenectomy assisted by CO2 laser helps prevention and treatment of functional alterations caused by ankyloglossia. |
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| Fraenal attachment was assessed visually and if the fraenum was attached close to the tip of the tongue, then it was considered as ankyloglossia. |
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| Moderate ankyloglossia was more common than mild and severe ankyloglossia. |
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| When I gave birth to my elder son, Sam, on July 5, 1994, the doctors at Southmead Hospital, Bristol, diagnosed the condition ankyloglossia. |
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| The medical term for tongue-tie is ankyloglossia, which is caused by a restrictive frenum that stops the tongue from extending beyond the lower front teeth or lips. |
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| According to the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence guidelines, ankyloglossia is a congenital anomaly characterised by an abnormally short lingual frenulum. |
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| Ankyloglossia was scored as 5 when protrusion of tongue was partial and scored 10 when there was inability to protrude out the tongue. |
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