PMC3634210_01
Baby sleeping (pre op)
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F1
Tessiers no 7 also referred to as congenital macrostomia or commissural cleft [Figure 1] which was more evident either on smiling or crying [Figure 2]. Thorough examination and investigation revealed neither associated congenital anomaly nor any coexisting medical illness.
Baby laughing (pre op)
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F2
Tessiers no 7 also referred to as congenital macrostomia or commissural cleft [Figure 1] which was more evident either on smiling or crying [Figure 2]. Thorough examination and investigation revealed neither associated congenital anomaly nor any coexisting medical illness.