A case of Goldenhar's syndrome associated with fifth, seventh, and eighth nerve involvement is described. Tomographic examination of the temporal bones showed evidence of an abnormal internal auditory meatus. Otoneurological examination suggested that involvement of the seventh and eighth nerves was closely related to the abnormality in the internal auditory meatus.
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