Anomalies of the Face and Neck Crossword Puzzle

QUESTIONS LIST:

• strawberry: cranium shape with bulging frontal bones and wide occiput.
• craniosynostosis: premature fusion of the skull that causes fetal cranium to become abnormally shaped.
• cloverleaf : this skull shape is associated with numerous skeletal dysplasias and ventriculomegaly.
• frontal bossing: may appear as lemon-shaped skull or absent depressed nasal bridge.
• trigonocephaly: elongated forehead in sagittal plane and triangular shaped in axial plane.
• macroglossia: enlarged tongue.
• micrognathia: small lower jaw/chin when imaging fetal profile.
• goldenhar: syndrome with ear malformation, anophthalmia, and hemifacial microsomia.
• anophthalmia: absent eye.
• otocephaly: rare anomaly with absence mandible, ears close together anteriorly and toward the neck.
• hyaloid: artery that may be seen within the fetal eye prior to 3rd trimester.
• hypotelorism: decreased distance between the orbits.
• epignathus: teratoma located in oropharynx.
• cystic hygroma: most common neck mass.
• proboscis: elongated appendage on the front of the head.