Table 1

Demographics of 8 Children With Goldenhar’s Syndrome and Spinal Defects

Patient no.Age, yrSexInvestigationsSpinal defects
14FFlexion–extension views of C1–C2
CT of C1–C2
AP and lateral views of C-spine
Hypoplastic odontoid; T2–T5 hemivertebrae; C1–C2 instability; occipitalization of C1
214FAP and lateral views of spine
Flexion–extension views of C1–C2
Thoracolumbar scoliosis
34FAP and lateral views of spine
Flexion–extension views of C1–C2
MRI and CT
Failure of segmentation of cervical and thoracic vertebrae; cervical ribs
418MAP and lateral views of spine
Flexion–extension views of C1–C2
CT of spine at C1–C2
Hypoplastic odontoid; C2–C5 fusion; T8 wedge vertebra; C1–C2 instability
5*12MAP and lateral views of spine
Flexion–extension views of C1–C2
Cervical hemivertebrae; thoracolumbar scoliosis
616MAP and lateral views of spine
Flexion–extension views of C1–C2
MRI and CT
Thoracolumbar scoliosis
715FSpine viewsHypoplastic odontoid; C3–4 bony bar; multiple spinal hemivertebrae
85FAP and lateral views of spine
Flexion–extension views of C1–C2
MRI and CT
Cervical ribs; failure of segmentation T4–T5; C1–C2 instability
  • * Died

  • CT = computed tomography, AP = anteroposterior, MRI = magnetic resonance imaging.