Temporal bone findings in XXXX .

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@entity32472 was first reported in 1960 by Holterm  ller _ Wiedemann as @entity21693 . The case in the present report was that of a male @entity1 26 days old at the time of @entity204 . Besides a trilobed skull and abnormalities of the extremities, he had @entity6787 , @entity850 of both external auditory canals, a beak-like nose, @entity4353 , retentio @entity1062 and @entity7674 at the coccygeal region. A chromosome study revealed a normal male karyotype. The right temporal bone showed some anomalies through the external and middle ears. The bony portion of the external auditory canal was narrowed. The @entity2172 was filled by mesenchymal tissue devoid of cell components. The incus was almost attached to the lateral tympanic wall. In addition, the stapes was thickened and bent anteriorly. The sensory and neutral elements of the inner ear were normal.
