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Disorganisation: a case with popliteal pterygia and placental-skin appendages
L Korniszewski1, A Skorka, D Donnai
1Department of Pediatric Diabetology and Birth Defects, University Medical School, Warsaw, Poland.
Clinical Dysmorphology
|October 26, 1999
Abstract:
We report a girl with congenital anomalies which include amniotic rings and scars, cleft lip and palate, thumb abnormalities, hexadactyly of feet, severe flexion deformities of legs and unusual finger-like appendages which were attached to the placenta. We suggest this patient represents another example of human homologue for the mouse mutant disorganisation (Ds).
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