Presentation
Ex 35/40. CPAP.
Patient Data
Age: 0 days
Gender: Male
From the case:
Amniotic band syndrome - absent forearm
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Moderate perihilar streaky interstitial opacity, as well as a small volume of horizontal fissure fluid are seen, appearances suggest possible infection or aspiration.
Absent right forearm.
Note absent humeral epiphysis in keeping with preterm delivery.
Case Discussion
The abnormal right forearm was seen antenatally and is thought most likely to be from amniotic band syndrome.
This case also represents satisfaction of search as well, the peripheries of the image should always be interpreted.
Case courtesy of Dr Jacqui Keene.