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case_images: Echocardiography showing ostium secundum atrial septal defect.
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case_images: Echocardiographic evaluation revealed situs slitus, levocardia, and atrioventricular and ventriculoarterial concordance with intact ventricular septum and a 15 mm ostium secundum atrial septal defect (Figure 1) with left-to-right shunt and normal pulmonary venous drainage.
case_images: (a) X ray showing bilateral absence of radii. (b) Picture showing deformed bilateral upper limbs with absent thumbs.
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case_images: The child also had bilateral upper limb deformities in form of short forearms due to absent radii and thumbs (Figures 2(a) and 2(b)).
case_images: Picture showing triangular shaped head with prominent coronal sutures.
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case_images: Apart from this, the child also had a triangular-shaped head with prominent and palpable coronal sutures (Figure 3) due to craniosynostosis confirmed by X ray (Figure 4) and an anteriorly placed imperforate anus (Figure 5) for which a colostomy was done after birth.
case_images: X-ray skull showing evidence of craniosynostosis (arrows) of frontal and coronal sutures.
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case_images: Apart from this, the child also had a triangular-shaped head with prominent and palpable coronal sutures (Figure 3) due to craniosynostosis confirmed by X ray (Figure 4) and an anteriorly placed imperforate anus (Figure 5) for which a colostomy was done after birth.
case_images: Picture showing anteriorly placed imperforate anus.
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case_images: Apart from this, the child also had a triangular-shaped head with prominent and palpable coronal sutures (Figure 3) due to craniosynostosis confirmed by X ray (Figure 4) and an anteriorly placed imperforate anus (Figure 5) for which a colostomy was done after birth.