PMC4065486_01
Pectoral muscles are absent on the left side
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F1
His chest was asymmetrical with hypoplasia of the left side and absence of left anterior axillary fold [Figure 1].
Symbrachydactyly of the left hand
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F2
Ipsilateral fingers were short and webbed (symbrachydactyly) [Figure 2].
Plain chest radiography shows increased lucency over the left side due to the absence of chest muscle
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F3
Plain skiagram of the chest showed no abnormalities of the ribs or heart but increased lucency over the left side due to the absence of pectoralis major muscle [Figure 3].
Axial plain computed tomography scan shows absent pectoralis major on the left side
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F4
Axial computed tomography scan showed the presence of pectoralis major on the right side but not on the left [Figure 4].