Dilated Semicircular Canals Presenting with Microphthalmia as a Constituent of Goldenhar Syndrome in an Elder Patient

Cakir E, Tasdemir MN and Tosun A
 

Department of Radiology, Giresun University, Turkey

^*Correspondance to: Ertugrul Cakir 

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Abstract:

A 52-year-old male patient was admitted with dizziness. On magnetic resonance imaging, bilateral lateral semicircular canals were dilated due to semicircular canal dysplasia. The dimensions of bulbus oculi were reduced bilaterally. In the literature Goldenhar cases have been described in neonates or children with unilateral presentation of microphthalmia. Unlike the literature, our case is diagnosed in elder period with bilateral microphthalmia.

Keywords:

Semicircular; Dysplasia; Microphthalmia; Elder; Goldenhar; Magnetic resonance imaging

Cite the Article:

Cakir E, Tasdemir MN, Tosun A. Dilated Semicircular Canals Presenting with Microphthalmia as a Constituent of Goldenhar Syndrome in an Elder Patient. Clin Case Rep Int. 2023; 7: 1597.