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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: tie forward, Laryngeal tie forward Indications, Dorsal displacement of the soft palate can also be due to Subepiglottic masses, Laryngeal tie forward Procedure, Increased compliance of the soft palate palatal instability, Reappose the sternohyoideus muscles and suture using no. 0 monocryl. Incorporate any loose fascia into this to prevent seroma formation Cloe the subcutaneous tissues, then skin, Laryngeal tie forward Complications, Separate and retract the sternohyoideus and the omohyoideus muscles Pass the suture material through the thyroid lamina, ventral to the insertion of the sternothyroid tendon, Procedure can be Modified (with implants), palatal instability Dorsal displacement of the soft palate, inappropriate muscular contraction Increased compliance of the soft palate, Identify the junction of the basihyoid and lingual process and pass the suture material under the basihyoid immediately lateral to the lingual process. Pass the suture material over the dorsal aspect of the basihyoid and then allow it to exit towards the midline at the caudal aspect of the basihyoid bone, Repeat the procedure on the other side Tie the sutures on the ventral surface of the basihyoid bone, Dorsal displacement of the soft palate can also be due to Subepiglottic cyst, Dorsal displacement of the soft palate can also be due to Palatal cyst, Make a 10-15cm incision between the basihyoid and first tracheal ring [1cm caudal to the cricoid cartilage and 2cm rostal to the caudal aspect of the basihyoid) Separate and retract the sternohyoideus and the omohyoideus muscles, Laryngeal tie forward Prognosis*, Dorsal displacement of the soft palate can also be due to Epiglottic deformity, Pass the suture material through the thyroid lamina, ventral to the insertion of the sternothyroid tendon Identify the junction of the basihyoid and lingual process and pass the suture material under the basihyoid immediately lateral to the lingual process., Clip and aseptically prepare the surgical site Make a 10-15cm incision between the basihyoid and first tracheal ring [1cm caudal to the cricoid cartilage and 2cm rostal to the caudal aspect of the basihyoid), Tie the sutures on the ventral surface of the basihyoid bone Reappose the sternohyoideus muscles and suture using no. 0 monocryl. Incorporate any loose fascia into this to prevent seroma formation