
|Poll|July 24, 2014
Image IQ: Coarse Facial Features, Short Stature, Spinal Deformity
Author(s)Amar Udare, MD
Male child of normal intelligence sent for skeletal survey for coarse facial features, short stature and spinal deformity.
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A male child of normal intelligence, belonging to a nonconsanguineous marriage was sent to the radiology department for skeletal survey to assess coarse facial features, short stature and spinal deformity. Radiographs of the hands , skull and spine are provided.
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