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X-ray posteroanterior view of chest showing no obvious bony abnormalities.
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Radiological examination of the chest showed no abnormalities of the ribs or heart (Fig. 1).
Computed tomography scan report confirming the diagnosis of Poland syndrome.
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Computed tomography scan (Fig. 2) revealed that the pectoralis major muscle was underdeveloped, but the pectoralis minor muscle and the anterior serratus muscle were present.
Clinical photograph showing no functional abnormality and hypoplasia on the right side of the chest.
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His chest wall was asymmetric with hypoplasia of the right side (Fig. 4). The patient had a normal power in ipsilateral upper limb with full range of motion of the shoulder joint (Fig. 4)His limbs were bilaterally symmetric with no finger anomalies.