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Pierre Robin syndrome

August 8, 2020 Charu LataLeave a comment

Cleft palate

Glossoptosis

Bird face appearance

Bird face appearance

Diagnosing Pierre Robin syndrome (Prenatal) in ultrasound

Diagnosing Pierre Robin syndrome (Prenatal) in ultrasound

Management

Management

Haberman feeder – For cleft palate

Sources – Shafer’s textbook of oral pathology , slideshare.com

Image source – Google images

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