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- Fig 1.
A–C, Axial T2-weighted images of 3 different patients with Goldenhar syndrome. A, The absence of the right trigeminal nerve. B, The absence of the left trigeminal nerve. C, The relative hypoplasia of the left trigeminal nerve (arrowhead). D, Coronal multiplanar reconstruction image, obtained from the same patient as in C, shows the different diameters of the trigeminal nerves (arrow and arrowhead).
- Fig 2.
Brain MR imaging. A, Contiguous T2-weighted axial images show the common origin of the left fifth and seventh/eighth cranial nerves from the anterior profile of the middle cerebellar peduncle (arrow). The common trunk runs in the cisternal space and subdivides into 2 nerves entering the Meckel cave (asterisk) and, slightly caudally, the internal acoustic meatus (arrowheads). B, Oblique multiplanar reconstruction shows the common nerve origin and the subsequent subdivision.
