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Fig. 10D. —Muscles of facial expression in 13-year-old girl with right hemifacial microsomia. CT scan shows left frontalis muscle is thin soft-tissue sheet that can be seen over the frontal bone (arrow). Atretic right muscle can barely be detected. Note normal bulk of left temporal muscle in temporal fossa (arrowhead) in contrast to atretic right temporal muscle.

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