PMC6282485_01
Clinical feature of branchio-oculo-facial syndrome. Microphthalmia and repaired bilateral lip cleft was seen
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At the same time, ocular anomalies were discovered [Figure 1]. His nose had a broad bridge and a flat appearance [Figure 1].
Erythematous linear lesion with adherent scale on lateral side of the neck. Note the hearing aids, reflecting severe otologic problem and hearing loss
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A physical examination revealed erythematous scaly lesions on both sides of the neck [Figure 2] and the peri- and supra-auricular areas along with hyperpigmented scar-like lesions on the anterior sides of the neck [Figure 3].
Hyperpigmented scar-like lesions on the anterior sides of the neck
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A physical examination revealed erythematous scaly lesions on both sides of the neck [Figure 2] and the peri- and supra-auricular areas along with hyperpigmented scar-like lesions on the anterior sides of the neck [Figure 3].
Section showing the replacement of normal squamous epithelium by ciliated respiratory epithelium. Arrow indicates ciliated epithelium (H and E, x100)
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Section showing the replacement of normal squamous epithelium by ciliated respiratory epithelium (H and E, x100). The figure indicates aggregation of lymphoid in the upper dermis beneath the ciliated epithelium
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