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Short right leg
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Age: 9 months
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Short right tibial and fibula with small epiphyses. Upward shift of the fibula.
Right foot polydactyly (seven metatarsals and toes). Internal foot inversion noted.
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Short right leg due to short tibia (tibial hemimelia), upward shift of fibula, and genu valgum.
Normal left lower limb.
Case Discussion
X-rays of the right lower limb demonstrate tibial hemimelia and polydactyly.