Table 1 Possible craniofacial anatomical features seen in Freeman-Burian syndrome, excluding those required for diagnosis
From: Freeman-Burian syndrome
scaphocephaly | enophthalmos | epicanthal folds |
low hairlines | ocular hypertelorism | strabismus |
blepharophimosis | upper blepharoptosis | small nose |
alar naris hypoplasia | two subcutaneous mounds at medial supraorbital area | horizontal skeletal elevation paralleling frontal hairline |
prominent supraorbital ridge | down-slanting palpebral fissures | long philtrum |
midface hypoplasia | high arched hard palate | class II malocclusion |
dental crowding | microglossia | micrognathia |
straight mandibular rami | pterygium of the neck | limited range of motion of the neck |