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CT, coronal reformatted image demonstrates partial fusion involving the left cervicothoracic spine from C4 through T1 in a patient with Klippel-Feil syndrome (arrow). (Courtesy of Miguel Flores, MD, Orlando, FL.)
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Further imaging revealed partial fusion of the left cervicothoracic spine from C4 to T1 (Figure 1).
CT, 3D reconstructed images demonstrate Sprengel deformity in a patient with Klippel-Feil syndrome with abnormal elevation of the left scapula (a, arrowhead) and associated omovertebral bone (b, curved arrow). Incidental left cervical rib was also identified (b, arrow). (Courtesy of Miguel Flores, MD, Orlando, FL.)
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Elevation of the left scapula with an associated omovertebral bone was also noted (Figures 2 and 3).
CT, axial image demonstrates Sprengel deformity with associated omovertebral bone (arrow) and fibrocartilaginous band (arrowhead). (Courtesy of Miguel Flores, MD, Orlando, FL.)
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Elevation of the left scapula with an associated omovertebral bone was also noted (Figures 2 and 3).
CT, sagittal reformatted (left) and 3D reconstructed (right) images demonstrate left radioulnar (radius = curved arrows, ulna = arrows) synostosis (arrowheads) in a patient with Klippel-Feil syndrome. (Courtesy of Miguel Flores, MD, Orlando, FL.)
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Additional imaging of the left upper extremity confirmed a proximal radioulnar synostosis (Figure 4).