Question 192 · LDEK · Etiology of malocclusion
The asymmetrical genetically determined disorders include:
- A. Cruzon syndrome.
- B. Pierre Robin syndrome.
- C. Apert syndrome.
- D. Goldenhar syndrome.
- E. each of the above.
Hint
Pick the condition that typically involves one side of the face, with ear anomalies, eye dermoids and vertebral defects.
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