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Patient with type 3 anomaly—isolated midline nasal cleft

Patient with type 3 anomaly—isolated midline nasal cleft

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Classification: In the period of 20 years, 191 patients with congenital nasal anomalies were treated in our health center. Type 1 defects were found in 124 patients, type 2 in 15, type 3 in 32 and type 4 in 20 patients. The nasal defect accompanying craniofacial syndrome is the most common type of nose malformation. The nose cleft is not always a...

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