Presentation
Chest asymmetry.
Patient Data
Age: 15 years
Gender: Male
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Relatively hypertransradiant left hemithorax.
Abnormal axillary shadows on the left.
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Ultrasound shows absence of left pectoralis muscles. The right pectoralis muscle appears normal.
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Deficient pectorals muscles and high nipple on the left.
Case Discussion
Above findings are consistent with Poland syndrome.
Co-author: Dr. Saket Ballabh, DMRD, DNB.
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