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CT angiography of pelvic members in an infant of 04 months displaying amniotic bands left. A) note the left popliteal artery correctly injected, bone structures without fault; B) the vascularization is normal with a note highlighting the left pedal artery; C) necking with downstream lymphedema
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Angiography has not recovered vascular anomaly including the dorsalis pedis artery (Figure 1).
Children of 4months of life. Cutaneous circulatory constrictorring associated with a large lymphedema and left club foot downstream of the constriction. No skin lesions are objectified
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The diagnosis of ABS isolated without severe sign was retained (Figure 2). After a satisfactory weekly follow-up, the child underwent surgery at the age of six months. The intervention consisted under general anesthesia with orotracheal intubation and withers to the root of the pelvic limb, in a section of the constrictor ring and a Z-plasty skin (Figure 3).
Per-Intervention aspect of the foot after the necking section and Z-plasty
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The diagnosis of ABS isolated without severe sign was retained (Figure 2). After a satisfactory weekly follow-up, the child underwent surgery at the age of six months. The intervention consisted under general anesthesia with orotracheal intubation and withers to the root of the pelvic limb, in a section of the constrictor ring and a Z-plasty skin (Figure 3).
Appearance of the malformed foot with a plantar support two postoperative years
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At two years of surgery, walking was possible with a full plantar support, offering a functional capacity close to normal (Figure 4).
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Aspects of pelvic members with multiple grooves constrictions including the right leading to a large lymphedema
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The furrows were bilateral in each leg and both located in the right leg have led to a significant distal lymphedema with no signs of skin necrosis and were associated with ipsilateral club foot (Figure 5).