Emine AYDIN, Filiz AYDOĞAN, Eren TAŞTAN, Erhan ARSLAN, Yusuf TUNCA

Üç kardeşteki aynı nazal tip deformitesi

Doğuştan burun anomalileri, tüm diğer sistem anomalileri gibi embriyogenez ve organogenez sırasındaki hatalardan oluşmaktadır. Nazal tip anomalileri genellikle diğer sistem patolojileri ve sendromlarla birlikte görülür. Bu makalede üç kardeşte aynı nazal tip görünümüne yol açan burun anomalisi sunuldu

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Doğuştan, nazal tip deformitesi, sendrom

The same nasal tip deformity in three siblings

Similar to all other system anomalies, congenital nasal anomalies are caused by the defects during embriyogenesis and organogenesis. Nasal tip anomalies are usually accompanied by other systemic pathologies and syndromes. In this article, we report a nose anomaly with the same nasal tip appearance in three siblings.

Keywords:

Congenital, nasal tip deformity, syndrome,

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