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MEDIAN-CLEFT-FACE SYNDROME

Introduction and Definition of Median-Cleft-Face Syndrome Median-Cleft-Face Syndrome (MCFS) is defined as a complex, rare, congenital craniofacial malformation characterized fundamentally by the defective fusion of structures that normally meet and merge along the central, vertical midline axis of the face. This failure of proper embryological development results in a spectrum of physical abnormalities, ranging from […]

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