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case_images: The 3D and 2D views of the mass by USG.
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case_images: This solid mass was homogeneous and originated from the bottom of the mouth The mass has no abnormal vessel architecture by Doppler US (Figure 1).
case_images: The MRI images of the fetus after first diagnosis of epignathus, green arrows show the mass.
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case_images: We decided to perform MRI to reveal extension of solid mass and rule out other head and neck anomalies (Figure 2).
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case_images: The epignathus, just after delivery, was shown in yellow circle.
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case_images: In the first neonatal examination of the baby, there was a white, 2 x 2 cm solid mass between the tongue and palate in the mouth (Figure 3).