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Abnormalities in the fingers and skin in a patient suffering from PDO.
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The patient presented typical characteristics of the disorder including retrognathia, beaked nose, frontal bossing, and short fingers with wrinkled skin (Figure 1).
Open fontanels and obtuse mandibular angle in PDO.
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The patient's radiographs revealed a very obtuse mandibular angle, general increase in bone density, and open fontanels and sutures (Figure 2).
Coxa valga deformity in PDO sufferers.
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The radiologist's report included general increase in bone density, craniofacial disproportion, open fontanels, wormian bones, hypoplasia of clavicle, hypoplastic distal phalanges with absence of distal tufts, mild coxa valga deformity (a deformity of the hip where the angle formed between the head and neck of the femur and its shaft is increased, usually above 135 ) (Figure 3), and spondylosis of L4.
Intraoral features of PDO.
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The patient's oral hygiene was poor, and caries and gingivitis were evident (Figure 4).