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case_images: Clinical photography of the patient before surgery. a) Characteristic forms of BSS are shown, including macrostomia, gingival dysplasia, and ocular telecanthus. b-c) The skin folds on the limbs were remarkable
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case_images: On physical examination, the previously observed findings of macrostomia and redundant skin on the limbs were recognized (Fig. 1), but another physical abnormality was not observed, including neurologic abnormality.
case_images: Photography of manual ventilation of the patient. A mask for large adults (The Original King Mask , size 6) was suitable to cover both corners of the mouth
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case_images: Because air leakage was observed from both corners of the mouth with a mask for toddlers (The Original King Mask , size 3; King Systems Corporation, Noblesville, IN, USA), it was switched to a mask for large adults (The Original King Mask , size 6; King Systems Corporation), which provided a good fit and made manual ventilation easy (Fig. 2).