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case_images: (a) Potter syndrome facial characteristics with a flat nose and chin. (b) Skin tags parallel to sacral vertebrae and an imperforate anus. (c) Sirenomelia phenotype type VI case on Stocker and Heifetz classification with Potter syndrome facial characteristics, including low-set ears.
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case_images: The baby had ambiguous genitalia, a single umbilical artery, Potter syndrome facial characteristics (low-set ears, flat nose, and chin), skin tags parallel to their sacral vertebrae (see Figure 1), left radial absence (see Figure 2), and most importantly, a single lower limb (see Figure 1). The transverse colon was enlarged, corresponding with an imperforate anus (see Figures 1 and 2).
case_images: An anteroposterior X-ray image showing left radial absence (the yellow arrow), collapsed right lung, significant right pneumothorax, and bilateral lung hypoplasia, indicated by the bell-shaped thorax. The enlarged transverse colon corresponds to an imperforate anus.
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case_images: PMC10845983_01_10.1177_2050313X241229589-fig2.jpg
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case_images: The baby had ambiguous genitalia, a single umbilical artery, Potter syndrome facial characteristics (low-set ears, flat nose, and chin), skin tags parallel to their sacral vertebrae (see Figure 1), left radial absence (see Figure 2), and most importantly, a single lower limb (see Figure 1). The right lung collapsed, and both lungs were hypoplastic, as evidenced by the bell-shaped thorax on the X-ray image (see Figure 2). The transverse colon was enlarged, corresponding with an imperforate anus (see Figures 1 and 2).