The triad of micrognathia, glossoptosis, and resultant airway obstruction is known as Robin
sequence (RS). Although RS is a well-recognized clinical entity, there is wide variability in …

We performed a retrospective study of all children with Pierre Robin sequence (PRS),
admitted to our hospital from 1981–1998 in order to evaluate diagnosis, treatment and …

This totally revised edition is a thoroughly referenced and an exhaustive description of the
current state of knowledge on hearing and auditory disorders in infants, toddlers and young …

Reliable estimates of the incidence of the Robin Anomalad (Pierre Robin Syndrome) are not
readily available in standard texts. An analysis of admissions to the Mersey Regional Cleft …

A series of 117 cases of Pierre Robin Sequence are classified as isolated (48%), syndromic
(35%), and with associated anomalies (17%); the latter group had a poor long-term …

Background: The authors report the cause of and risk factors for mortality in infants with
Robin sequence and identify characteristics associated with quality-of-life outcomes …

Objective The Pierre Robin Sequence (PRS) is subgroup of the cleft palate population. As
with the etiology of cleft lip or palate, the etiology of PRS is generally unknown. Some factors …

Although Robin sequence (RS) is a well-known phenomenon, it is still associated with
considerable morbidity and even mortality. The purposes of this study were to gain greater …

Infants with complications of Pierre Robin sequence are at increased risk of airway
obstruction and resultant hypoxia, cor pulmonale, failure to thrive, and cerebral impairment …

Pierre Robin sequence (PRS) is frequently co‐occurring with other non‐PRS congenital
anomalies. The types and the prevalence of anomalies co‐occurring with PRS vary in the …