PMC3730472_01
Patient with saddle nose deformity
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F1
Physical examination revealed saddle nose deformity [Figure 1] and perforation of hard palate [Figure 2].
Intra-oral photograph of the patient showing perforation of palate
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F2
Physical examination revealed saddle nose deformity [Figure 1] and perforation of hard palate [Figure 2].
PMC3730472_02
Elder sibling of the patient showing absent upper central incisors
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F3
Her third female child (11 years old) is the elder sibling of the patient, who had non-development of upper central incisors [Figure 3].
Pedigree chart showing the deceased children at day 1 and day 10 respectively, elder sibling, patient and normal children
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F4
Fifth and sixth children were clinically and serologically normal [Figure 4].
CT PNS showing the perforation of right side of hard palate
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F5
Computed tomography (CT) scan of paranasal sinus (PNS) showed perforation of palate [Figure 5] with bilateral maxillary and nasal polyps [Figure 6].
CT PNS showing the bilateral maxillary and nasal polyps
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F6
Computed tomography (CT) scan of paranasal sinus (PNS) showed perforation of palate [Figure 5] with bilateral maxillary and nasal polyps [Figure 6].