Objective To describe the spectrum of disease and burden of care in infants with congenital
micrognathia from a multicenter cohort hospitalized at tertiary care centers. Study design …

Background Micrognathia is a congenital anomaly that may pose breathing and feeding
limitations in newborns, sometimes necessitating invasive management. The present study …

Aim To identify antenatal features associated with foetal micrognathia that can predict a
challenging postnatal management, including difficult airway at delivery, feeding problems …

Introduction: Advances in fetal imaging have allowed us to identify abnormalities previously
not appreciated. With this study, we hope to identify factors predicting a difficult airway at …

Objectives: There is a paucity of evidence to guide the perinatal management of difficult
airways in fetuses with micrognathia. We aimed to (1) develop a postnatal grading system …

Objective To determine which factors present in the neonatal period may predict subsequent
need for surgical intervention in infants with micrognathia. Study Design Case series with …

Background: Studies of infants with micrognathia, especially Robin sequence, are limited by
its rarity and both phenotypic and diagnostic variability. Most knowledge of this condition is …

Introduction Micrognathic neonates are at risk for upper airway obstruction, and many
require intubation in the delivery room. Ex‐utero intrapartum treatment is one technique for …

Fetal micrognathia can be detected early in pregnancy. Prognosis of micrognathia depends
on the risk of respiratory distress at birth and on the long‐term risk of intellectual disability …

Micrognathia, one of the most common craniofacial malformations, is characterized by
unilateral or bilateral hypoplasia of the mandible. The study and treatment of syndromic …