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Rev Esp Med Quir 2014; 19 (3)


Análisis de la personalidad del paciente con deformidad facial

Guerra-Delgado ME, Pacheco-Ruiz LL, Duarte-Ronces MA, Joya-Laureano L, Meza-Dávalos EG, Rojo-Alonso C

Idioma: Español
Referencias bibliográficas: 31
Paginas: 272-278
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RESUMEN

La deformidad facial se presenta como asimetrías, hipoplasias, excesos de crecimiento y fisuras faciales, entre otras, así como también con síndromes de cabeza y cuello donde existen alteraciones de las estructuras faciales que pueden presentarse con fisuras o hendiduras del rostro.
Material y métodos: se realizó análisis de la personalidad a una muestra de pacientes con deformidades faciales del Servicio de Cirugía Maxilofacial del Centro Médico Nacional 20 de Noviembre. Se estudiaron pacientes en protocolo de cirugía ortognática utilizando el Inventario Multifásico de la Personalidad Minnesota 2 (MMPI2); no se encontró una desviación importante en los resultados de los análisis ni ninguna psicopatología.
Resultado: existe una correlación en la dificultad de adaptación de los pacientes hacia un cambio en la forma de percibir su autoimagen


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