Goldenhar Syndrome: A Report of 3 Cases
An 18-year-old girl with conductive type of deafness was referred from ENT department for evaluation of associated skin lesion. On examination, she was found to have B/L epibulbar dermoid [], B/L multiple pre-auricular appendages. Vertebral anomalies in the form of scoliosis of thoracic spine were noted. Patient was also having mal-aligned teeth [Figures –], pulled up angle of mouth on left side of face []. The girl was born of non-consanguineous marriage, and mother had no perinatal or antenatal complications. The patient was referred to surgery department for excision of accessory tragus and was referred to ophthalmology department for management of epibulbar dermoid.\nComparison of clinical features of 3 patients is given in . None of the patient reported had cranial, cardiac, or laryngeal defects. All the patients were of Indian ethnicity.