Familial asymmetric crying facies. Its occurrence secondary to hypoplasia of the anguli oris depressor muscles. American journal of diseases of children (1960) [Am J Dis Child] Journal article

Title	Familial asymmetric crying facies. Its occurrence secondary to hypoplasia of the anguli oris depressor muscles.
Author(s)	Miller M, Hall JG
Source	Am J Dis Child 1979 Jul; 133(7):743-6.
MeSH	Adult Child Crying Diagnosis, Differential Facial Asymmetry Facial Muscles Female Humans Infant, Newborn Male Research Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.
Abstract	Asymmetric crying facies is a common neonatal problem with multiple causes. Asymmetric crying facies occurred in a newborn, secondary to familial hypoplasia of the anguli oris depressor muscle. The differential diagnosis of asymmetric crying facies should include this genetic cause.
Language	eng
Pub Type(s)	Case Reports Journal Article
PubMed ID	463824

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