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Treacher-Collins syndrome, a first-arch congenital defect, causes severe facial deformity.1 The syndrome is caused by a fetal vascular anomaly depriving the first visceral arch of its blood supply, mainly from the stapedial artery, between the third and fifth weeks of gestation.2 First-arch syndrome
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