TEMPOROMANDIBULAR REGION IN THE FRANCESCHETTI'S SYNDROME. ÁNATOMICAL STUDY

Franceschetti's syndrome is arare, non-fatal, hereditary malformation, usually bilateral, which symmetrically affects orbits, mandible and ear. Toe authors propose an anatomical description of the temporomandibular region after the dissection of a newbom baby suffering from Franceschetti's Syndrome, dead soon after the birth. A discussion on the different etiopathogenical theories is made. The authors conclude that an alteration of the development of nerve trigeminal branches is the cause of the malformations

Mélanome muqueux des fosses nasales avec extension cutanée mimant un lentigo malin cutané d’extension muqueuse

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