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A 2-month-old male baby with congenital hemangioma on the nose, long philtrum, and thin upper lip.
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A 2-month-old male baby was admitted with congenital hemangioma on the tip of the nose (Fig. 1).
Chest X-ray demonstrating dextrocardia and left-sided chest wall deformities.
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The chest X-ray showed dextrocardia and left-sided chest wall deformities were detected (Fig. 2).
Asymmetry of right-sided pectoralis muscles (white arrow) with the absence of left pectoralis major and minor.
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There was asymmetry of the right-sided pectoralis muscles (white arrow) (Fig. 3).
3D-volume-rendered computed tomography showing hypoplasia of left anterior ribs (white arrow).
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Hypoplasia of left-sided anterior ribs was demonstrated with a 3D-volume rendered CT scan (Fig. 4).
Hypoplasia of left pectoralis muscles compared with right side (white arrow) on ultrasonography.
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Hypoplasia of the left pectoralis muscle was confirmed by ultrasonography (Fig. 5).