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This case report demonstrates isolated congenital fronto-orbital dysplasia in a child, suggesting further investigative needs for similar cases.
Congenital fronto-orbital dysplasia is a rare entity scarcely reported in the literature. It arises secondary to embryological disturbances during the third to eighth gestational week and may be associated with brain abnormalities and other systemic disorders such as neurofibromatosis. Here, we report a case of a 5-year-old healthy female with isolated congenital fronto-orbital dysplasia.
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