A baby boy was born with his right ear on his cheek as a result of a rare syndrome that only affects one in 25,000 people. Vinnie James, now four-months-old, has been diagnosed with Goldenhar ...

A baby was born with his ear on his cheek, a result of the rare congenital Goldenhar syndrome. Rhys James / SWNS The Cleveland Clinic estimates that it affects between 1 in 3,500 and 1 in 25,000 ...

A baby was born with his ear on his cheek, a result of the rare congenital Goldenhar syndrome. The Cleveland Clinic estimates that it affects between 1 in 3,500 and 1 in 25,000 births.

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A baby of a British couple was born with a rare condition, which resulted in missing an eye and an ear positioned on his cheek. The parents were reportedly ‘shocked’ to see this condition.

A baby was born with a rare condition that caused him to be born with his right ear on his cheek and no right eye, a condition that “shocked” his parents after what they said was a normal pregnancy.