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Fig. 9. —Hyoid bone in 11-year-old girl with left hemifacial microsomia. Axial CT scan obtained through hyoid bone shows absence of left lesser and greater horn of hyoid bone; greater horn is derived from third branchial arch. Normal lesser horn (arrowhead) and greater horn (arrow) are visible on right.

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