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In addition to facial paralysis to the hundred asymmetry, the depressive anguli oris muscle, called the "congenital asymmetric crying face", can also cause one-sided hypoplasy or aplasy. Some birth anomalies that affect the cardiovascular, urogenital, skeletal, respiratory or central nervous systems may be accompanied by this table. Here, a newborn phenomenon was presented with facial asymmetry associated with the right depression anguli oris muscle dysfunction accompanied by hand-finger anomalies, pneumonic stenosis and ectopic inserted hypoplasic right kidney anomalies. These patients should be thoroughly investigated in the direction of other anomalies accompanied. Keywords: Depressor anguli oris muscle, face asymmetry, birth anomaly Abstract Facial asymmetry may also be the result of unilateral congenital hypoplasia or aplasia of the depressor anguli oris muscle, which is called as "congenital asymmetric crying facies"; rather than being solely due to facial paralysis. Additional anomalies related to cardiovascular, genitourinary, skeletal, respiratory, or central nervous systems can also accompany this disorder. Herein, we present a case of neonate with facial asymmetry due to right depressor anguli oris muscle dysfunction together with finger anomalies, pulmonary stenosis, and ectopic hypoplastic right kidney. These patients should be carefully investigated for the accompanying other anomalies. Keywords: Musculus depressor anguli oris, facial asymmetry, congenital anomaly

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