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Anotia and facial palsy: Unusual features of cardiofacial syndrome

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The authors report a child with features of Cardiofacial syndrome with anotia and facial paralysis. This is the first report of such an association

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Girisha, K.M., Phadke, S.R. Anotia and facial palsy: Unusual features of cardiofacial syndrome. Indian J Pediatr 72, 525–526 (2005). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02724432

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