Poland syndrome: clinical features
Evidence-based neurology checklist on poland syndrome: clinical features: Absent pectoralis major muscle The absence is partial or complete It is usually unilateral but it may be bilateral Absence or hypoplasia of other thoracic muscles Chest wall anomalies Hand anomalies Arm and forearm anomalies…
Absent pectoralis major muscle
- The absence is partial or complete
- It is usually unilateral but it may be bilateral
Absence or hypoplasia of other thoracic muscles
Chest wall anomalies
Hand anomalies
Arm and forearm anomalies
Other anomalies
Differential diagnosis
Synonyms
References
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- Baban A, Torre M, Bianca S, et al. Poland syndrome with bilateral features: case description with review of the literature. Am J Med Genet A 2009; 149A:1597-1602.
- Sharma CM, Kumar S, Meghwani MK, Agrawal RP. Poland syndrome. Indian J Hum Genet 2014; 20:82-84.
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