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Bahasa, dokter anak, psikolog, ahli bedah telinga, hidung dan tenggorokan dan

manajer koordinator.

3.2 Saran

Setelah mendapatkan hasil sintesa jurnal, maka ada beberapa hal yang dapat

dikembangkan, antara lain perlu dilakukan penelitian lebih lanjut tentang pengaruh

polusi lingkungan (paparan peptisida) dan perokok pasif terhadap tingkat kejadian

cleft lip and palate.

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