Abstract
Facial nerve (FN) course anomaly is often found in patients with congenital aural atresia or other ear anomaly, but in this case report, we report an abnormal FN course with dehiscent facial canal found in a patient with congenital conductive hearing loss without any accompanying auricular deformity or cholesteatoma.
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