Limb Discrepancies at Birth

Jonathan Gordon, M.D., Ph.D.

May 02, 2005

Summary

Limb discrepancies at birth.

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A second congenital abnormality commonly associated with this disorder is absence of:

The radius
The fibula
The sacrum
The thumbs

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References

Appl Radiol Online. 2005;4(4) © 2005 Anderson Publishing, Ltd.

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