1. Both groups belong to the facial branchial motor nerve.

2. The symptom of sodden branchial disease?

3. The literature review introduces the advances reseach of branchial asthma in children which comprises three parts.

4. Results:The branchial cleft cysts more frequently arose from the second branchial pouches and also from the first pouches.

5. Interfilamentary junction which connects branchial filaments magnify in size membrane and blood sinuses hidden become closer.

6. Method: 16 cases with the first branchial fistula were analyzed retrospectively.

7. The first and second branchial arch syndrome is the moet common congenital craniofacial deformity c ! eft.

8. Branchial cleft cyst had the relatively fixed location and hadn't been enhanced.

9. Conclusion: The key point to cure the recurrent branchial cleft cyst and sinus lies on the sufficient preparation before operation and the reasonable option of operation procedure.

10. Most of the thyroglossal duct cyst and branchial cleft cyst were monolocular, while lymphangioma was multilocular.

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11. The second branchial fistula and thyroglossal fistula are relatively common lesions.

12. Most of the thyroglossal duct cyst and branchial cleft cyst were monolocular, while lymphangioma multilocular. Metastatic tumors of the cystic lymph nodes were always associated with wall nodule.

13. The branchial filament clearly widen and whose holes become smaller and closely arranged.

14. This nonrandom association represents unilateral errors in the morphogenesis of the spine, the first and second branchial arches.

15. Objective To study pathogenesis, symptoms and treatment of the first and second branchial arch syndrome.

16. It was difficult to distinguish them from hemangioma, pure cyst, branchial cleft cyst, sebaceous gland cyst and dermoid cyst.

17. Objective:To evaluate the MRI and CT characteristics of the branchial cleft cysts.

18. Retinoic acid (RA) is a teratogen that induces a variety of craniofacial abnormalities, including branchial arch deformities and cleft palate.

19. Objective To explore the diagnosis and treatment of the congenital first branchial cyst and fistula.

20. Objective:To explore the diagnosis and treatment for the congenital branchial cleft cysts and sinuses.

21. Results: The chief presentation of branchiogenic carcinoma was isolated mass existed in the branchial vestige, sometime recurrent nerve involved.

22. Consulsion:Surgical resection was the main method to treat the congenital branchial cleft cysts.

23. Method The clinical data of 18 patients with first branchial and fistula were retrospectively analyzed.

24. Objective To explore the combined surgical treatment for the first and second branchial arch syndrome, so that a more short and effective therapy method could be obtained.

25. They are thought to originate from either the ultimobranchial body or branchial cleft derivatives and are frequently associated with autoimmune thyroiditis.

26. Objective : To improve the level of diagnosis and treatment of the third branchial fistula.

27. The tumor was separated from the thyroid gland and was thought to arise at the site of a branchial cleft cyst, possibly in ectopic thyroid tissue.

28. Conclusion:MRI and CT are useful methods in the determination of location and nature of the branchial cleft cysts.

29. Objective To explore the methods in treatment of facial asymmetry in the first and second branchial arch syndrome.

30. Objective : To observe and analyze the treatment of acupotome branchial plexus upper trunk nerve compression syndrome.

31. Method: The experiences in managing 2 cases of third branchial fistula were summarized.

32. Branchial cyst is a rarely seen inherited cyst commonly located in the lateral face and neck.

33. Distribution of the cranial nerves, resolution of their skeletal and branchial arch components.

34. Amphioxus the branchial cleft not directly to the surface opening, which was wrapped with skin and muscle, the formation of a special "Wai gill chamber."

35. Branchial cleft cyst and fistula are common congenital developed deformity, In this paper, 33 cases were reported and analysed.

36. Objective To explore the causes of the congenital branchial cleft cyst and fistula misdiagnosed and the approach to improve the diagnosis.

37. Occult thyroid papillary carcinomas often present as a solid mass in the lateral neck, with only a few cases revealing a branchial cleft cyst as the initial manifestation.

38. Objective : To study the clinical features and the diagnosis and treatment of branchial fistula and cyst.

39. Because HSG is associated with sinus tract, the embryologic origin of HSG in the lower neck may be from the branchial apparatus.

40. A brief discussion has been made in the clinical diagnosis and the causes of misdiagnosis in the first branchial cleft diseases.

41. Bilateral branchial cleft fistulas are uncommon, but the incidence is higher in the same family.

42. The thyroid gland of grey mullet is dispersedly distributed in the region of anterior branchial arch.

43. Results Thyroglossal duct cyst comprised 43.2% (38/88), branchial cleft cyst 17.0% (15/88), lymphangioma 11.4%(10/88), and cystic lymph node of neck 28.4% (25/88).

44. Objective:To determine the location of the nerve branch to biceps brachii and deltoid in branchial plexus.

45. Objective To investigate the CT manifestation and the key points of diagnosis of branchial cleft cyst.