PMC5767801_01
The patient presented with scalp defect (a) as well as upper (b) and lower limb (c) anomalies. Skull X-ray revealed bone defects (d). Upper (e) and lower limb (f) X-ray showed absent or short distal phalanges
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In addition to scalp defect, the patient also had transverse terminal limb anomalies such as brachydactyly, cutaneous syndactyly, and hypoplastic nails [Figure 1a-c]. Furthermore, upper and lower extremities X-rays confirmed bony defects in fingers [Figure 1d-f].
Focal acrania, extensive chronic subdural collection under the areas of bone defect, and mild pachygyria are evident in computed tomography scan
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Cerebellum was intact [Figure 2].