Left tibial hemimelia with bilateral clubfoot and absence of the third ray of the left hand. Case Report
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rccot.2020.06.008Keywords:
bone, developmental anomaly, tibial hemimelia, clubfootAbstract
Tibial hemimelia is a broad spectrum disorder, from tibial hypoplasia to complete absence of the tibia with or without quadricipital, ligament, patellar, fibular and / or femoral attachment. This has led to multiple classifications, with their anatomical and therapeutic implications. Although this disorder has been described since 1841, it is the rarest deficiency in the lower extremities, with the most common being fibular deficiency.
The case is presented on a patient with an antenatal diagnosis that included bilateral congenital talipes equinovarus, agenesis of the left tibia, and atrioventricular communication with normal karyotype. The facies were normal at birth. Radiographs confirmed the absence of the third ray of the left hand and the absence of the left tibia, with widening of the fibula, type 5C in Paley classification, and bilateral congenital talipes equinovarus.
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