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Oculo-auriculo-vertebral dysplasia is a condition characterized by epibulbar dermoids or dermolipomata, auricular deformities, and vertebral anomalies. Many other abnor- malities have been described, but these three signs are the most constant and give the syndrome its identity. In this communication we are presenting four further cases each of which demonstrates additional clinical and radiological features.
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