Table3. [Minimal Diagnostic Criteria Used in Select Studies Assessing Risk Factors for CFM]. - GeneReviews®

Study	Minimal Inclusion Criteria for Participants
Grabb [1965], Rollnick & Kaye [1983], Lawson et al [2002], Wieczorek et al [2007]	Microtia
Taysi et al [1983]	Skin tags and a family history of features of hemifacial microsomia
Rollnick [1988]	Microtia and/or preauricular tags
Kaye et al [1992]	Microtia and mandibular hypoplasia
Araneta et al [1997]	(1) Microtia, anotia, or preauricular tags AND (2) hypoplasia of the mandible or select physical features of Goldenhar syndrome
Maris et al [1999]	Hemifacial microsomia, followed at a dental clinic affiliated with a craniofacial center
Kelberman et al [2001]	Skin tags and a family history of features of hemifacial microsomia
Wang et al [2002]	Any ear anomaly or at least 2 features of oculoauricular-vertebral spectrum
Werler et al [2004a]	Hemifacial microsomia, facial asymmetry, Goldenhar syndrome, oculoauricular-vertebral syndrome as diagnosed by a craniofacial geneticist or surgeon
Werler et al [2004b]	Hemifacial microsomia, facial asymmetry, Goldenhar syndrome, or unilateral anotia/microtia as diagnosed by a craniofacial geneticist or surgeon
Tasse et al [2005], Tasse et al [2007]	Microtia or hemifacial microsomia with preauricular tags
Van Bennekom et al [2013]	Microtia
Barisic et al [2014]	ICD9/BPA, ICD10/BPA and OMIM codes assigned to OAVS, Goldenhar syndrome, and hemifacial microsomia

Study

Minimal Inclusion Criteria for Participants

Grabb [1965], Rollnick & Kaye [1983], Lawson et al [2002], Wieczorek et al [2007]

Microtia

Taysi et al [1983]

Skin tags and a family history of features of hemifacial microsomia

Rollnick [1988]

Microtia and/or preauricular tags

Kaye et al [1992]

Microtia and mandibular hypoplasia

Araneta et al [1997]

(1) Microtia, anotia, or preauricular tags AND (2) hypoplasia of the mandible or select physical features of Goldenhar syndrome

Maris et al [1999]

Hemifacial microsomia, followed at a dental clinic affiliated with a craniofacial center

Kelberman et al [2001]

Skin tags and a family history of features of hemifacial microsomia

Wang et al [2002]

Any ear anomaly or at least 2 features of oculoauricular-vertebral spectrum

Werler et al [2004a]

Hemifacial microsomia, facial asymmetry, Goldenhar syndrome, oculoauricular-vertebral syndrome as diagnosed by a craniofacial geneticist or surgeon

Werler et al [2004b]

Hemifacial microsomia, facial asymmetry, Goldenhar syndrome, or unilateral anotia/microtia as diagnosed by a craniofacial geneticist or surgeon

Tasse et al [2005], Tasse et al [2007]

Microtia or hemifacial microsomia with preauricular tags

Van Bennekom et al [2013]

Microtia

Barisic et al [2014]

ICD9/BPA, ICD10/BPA and OMIM codes assigned to OAVS, Goldenhar syndrome, and hemifacial microsomia

From: Craniofacial Microsomia Overview – RETIRED CHAPTER, FOR HISTORICAL REFERENCE ONLY

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