GOLDENHAR (1952) reviewed the literature relating to a syndrome consisting of epibulbar dermoids or lipodermoids, auricular appendices, and certain skeletal anomalies. Forty such cases or variants thereof have so far been recorded and Sugar (1966) added three more. We have recently seen an infant with ocular epibulbar dermoids, auricular appendices, congenital hydrocephalus, meningo-encephaloce...

the exclusion of the general surgery of the deep structures of the foot or face. In connection with the face are considered birthmarks, congenital growths, iuevi, abscesses, ulcerations, parasitic diseases, surface tumours, dental abscess, incised wounds, fractures and dislocations, burns and scalds, plastic surgery, deformities of the eyelid and eyeball, deformities of neurotic origin, &c. In ...

Alar base retraction is a common yet difficult problem faced by the rhinoplasty surgeon. It may be caused by weakened, overresected lateral crura, vestibular lining deficiencies, or congenital alar malpositioning. Methods of correction include soft tissue manipulation, auricular composite grafting, and cartilage grafting. We present the senior author's graded approach to alar retraction using a...

A review of 58 children with gastroschisis and 8 children with omphalocele showed 14 musculoskeletal problems in 11 children. These problems consisted of limb deformities in 6 children, spinal deformities in 4 children, and osteopenia in 3 children, with 1 of the osteopenic children developing pathological fractures. About one third (5/14) of the problems were arthrogrypotic in nature. The rema...

Abstract Objective To observe whether the EarWell infant ear correction system makes any difference in terms of treatment effect, duration, complication rate, and nursing care requirements different types auricle deformities. Methods A total 93 patients with auricular deformity (age: <3 months age) who were diagnosed treated Guangzhou Children Women’s Medical Center from April 2018 to Septem...