Nguyễn Như Quỳnh

1. Phuoc Binh High School
GROUP 4-CLASS 11TN1

2. IMPORTANT CONTENTS
• A:What you should B.About Operanation
know about the jaw Smile
and facial deformities
 I. introduction
 Establishment History
 Introduction about facial
deformities.  Operational objectives
 Some information about  Sense
this disease.
 II .Organization of
Operational Smile in
Vietnam

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Smile and tear
the simple gifts of the life

4. But it is a difficulty for unlucky children
Who can give them smile???
And organization surgery smile comes into
being,which gives dreams to children.

6. A. What you should know about the
jaw and facial deformities
• Birth defects jaw and facial region in children is
now the most common defects cleft lip and cleft
palate. In Vietnam, for every 500 children born
with one deformed child.
• Cleft lip deformities are open wounds in the middle
of the lip, cleft palate deformities (palate) is the
opening at the back of the throat or in the soft
tissues inside the mouth.
• Palate deformities is when the two sides of the
palate bone not connected to each other, creating
a gap in the upper palate. Handicapped slot cleft
lip and cleft palate can occur on one side or both
sides of the lip and palate inside
• A child may be handicapped slot cleft lip or palate
or both at the same time.

7. Science has not figured
out the exact cause of
these defects. These are
birth defects that occur in
early pregnancy. The
scientists believe that a
combination of genetic
and environmental
factors, maternal disease
or use of drugs or poor
nutrition during
pregnancy can lead to
defects cleft lip and cleft
palate in the fetus

8. • Children with these deformities may be
subject to other health effects such as
diseases of the ear, chronic ear infections,
malnutrition, diseases and difficulties in oral
language development. Not only that, the
emotional effects caused by the defects can
greatly affect their lives due to stigma and
discrimination.
• so operanation smile birth is a very necessary

9. Let’s take a look at the pictures below for further
understanding of the surgery process:
Movement of the lips;
Blue line is the incision ties A delivery into
between B and C. C is
rotated slightly while
B is pulled down.

10. Foreground surgery(video):

11. B.About Operanation Smile
I. Introduction
1. Establishment History
Operation Smile is a Formation 1982
non-profit organization Type Nonprofit
operating in the field of Headquarters
health, human health, Norfolk, Virginia CEO
and is headquartered in William P. Magee Jr.
Norfolk, Virginia, President :Kathleen S. Magee
founded in 1982
Website
www.operationsmile.org

12. Operation Smile Foundation Bill Magee
and his wife Kathy Magee founded
after they join a course to help
orthopedic surgery in the Philippines in
1982 and saw the need for more such
trips.
The size of the organization increased
after Mother Teresa invited Operation
Smile to India to help children with
disabilities.

13. Bill Magee

14. 2. Operational objectives
• Operation Smile conducted
the surgery treatment of
cleft lip and cleft palate for
children all over the world,
and help equip the necessary
capacity to conduct these
operations, as well as working
to reduce disease cleft lip
and cleft palate.

15. To date the organization Operation Smile conducted
orthopedic surgery for more than 100,000 children
and youth in more than 30 countries.
• Panama Ethiopia • Australia
• Bolivia
• Paraguay
Gaza Strip • Bangladesh,
• Vietnam • Peru
• Brazil,
• philippines Honduras
• Cambodia
• Russia
India
• Canada
• South
Africa Jordan • China
Kenya • Colombia
• Singapore
Laos • Ecuador
• south korea
• Egypt
Mexico
• Thailand
Morocco
• Venezuela

16. 3.Sense
• Coordinates programs for training physicians
from around the world .
• Supports education and research programs to
eradicate cleft lips and palates, and organizes
global volunteer programs for high-school
and college students.
• Operation Smile provided free surgeries for
nearly 13,000 children and young adults
suffering from cleft lip and/or cleft palate.

17. II.Organizations of operation smile
in Vietnam
• Operation Smile Vietnam as part of Operation
Smile Foundations focus on treatment free
activities for children and adults with cleft lip
deformation defects.

18. • Activities of
Operation Smile in
Vietnam began in 1989
when veterans of the
Vietnam War, John
Connor started the
first medical mission,
treated 100
Vietnamese children
with congenital
defects
• Ambassadors
represent Vietnam is
Ly Nha Ky

19. Some prominent activities in 2012
• On 22-5-2012, the • On 26-5-2012, the Operation
representative Smile held charity auction
organization night many artists bring
Operation Smile in donated paintings to raise
Vietnam said this in funds for free surgery
2012, at least 2,000 patients. This is an annual
children with cleft lip, fundraising campaign, the
cleft palate will be 16th named "Night of smiles."
surgery for free.

20. • In the morning on
20 June 8, 2012, at
Hai Phong Medical
University Hospital
opening ceremony
program humane
smile surgery, free
surgery for children
with cleft lip, cleft
palate, and
defectsfunction. The
program takes
place for three days
from 20 to 24
August 2012.

21. • Laughing Program - Give me life
(Walk for Smile - Walk for Life) by
the VNG Corporation in cooperation
with Operation Smile funds held
from 2/5 to 9/6, to mobilize funds
for surgery200 disadvantaged
children with deformities lip, cleft
palate from 10/6 to the end of the
year
• Many artists such as Quoc Thuan,
Khoi My, Khuong Ngoc, Miss Mai
Phuong Thuy Hoang My runner ...
will join thousands of people
walking companion program for
children with a cleft palate on 9/6
in Ho Chi Minh City

23. • Wit h what t he
or ganizat ion
of Oper at ion
Smile has
done, I hope it
will develop
mor e t o make
smile always
shine on t he

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