S Yamanobe1, I Ohtani. 1. Department of Otolaryngology, Fukushima Medical University, Japan.
Abstract
OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to demonstrate the temporal bone histopathology of Cornelia de Lange syndrome. STUDY DESIGN: Histopathologic examination of an infant with this syndrome. SETTING: This study was performed at the temporal bone laboratory. Fukushima Medical University, Fukushima. RESULTS: The authors describe interesting temporal bone findings of this syndrome: anomalies of the middle and inner ear and the facial nerves. CONCLUSIONS: This is the second case report describing the histologic findings of the temporal bone in Cornelia de Lange syndrome in the English literature.
OBJECTIVE: This study aimed to demonstrate the temporal bone histopathology of Cornelia de Lange syndrome. STUDY DESIGN: Histopathologic examination of an infant with this syndrome. SETTING: This study was performed at the temporal bone laboratory. Fukushima Medical University, Fukushima. RESULTS: The authors describe interesting temporal bone findings of this syndrome: anomalies of the middle and inner ear and the facial nerves. CONCLUSIONS: This is the second case report describing the histologic findings of the temporal bone in Cornelia de Lange syndrome in the English literature.