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Femoral aplasia

Known as: Congenital absence of femur with or without absence of some, but not all, distal elements, Congenital absence of femur, with or without absence of some distal elements, Absent femur 
Failure of the femur to develop. [HPO:probinson]
National Institutes of Health

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2019
2019
Bilateral Congenital Absence of Femur: A Rare Case Report
Introduction: Bilateral congenital absence of femur is a rare congenital anomaly. Case Report: We report a 2-year-old Indonesian… 
2016
2016
Pierre Robin Sequence: A Rare Presentation Of Absent Femur And Inguinal Hernia.
Pierre Robin Sequence is a well-recognized case of rarity which presents with a triad of glossoptosis, cleft palate. We report a… 
2012
2012
Isolated Lower Limb Phocomelia – a Rare Limb Malformation
Phocomelia, ie the absence or severe hypoplasia of the long tubular bones with more or less intact hands and or feet, is widely… 
2009
2009
A Rare association of congenital absence of femur and fibular hemimelia with maternal hyperpyrexia
1997
1997
Pierre Robin syndrome associated with bilateral femoral aplasia, shortening of upper extremities, right kidney agenesis and left kidney malformation
A 5-year-old female infant with a extremely rare combination of Pierre Robin syndrome and multiple malformations of the limbs and… 
1996
1996
What is your diagnosis? Proximal femoral aplasia of the left femoral head and neck and hypoplasia of the left acetabulum in a dog.
1996
1996
What is your diagnosis? Proximal femoral aplasia of the left femoral head and neck and hypoplasia of the left acetabulum in a dog.
1985
1985
[Case report of a special form of congenital femur defect, partial femoral aplasia in dogs].
1957
1957
[Two new cases of complete congenital absence of femur with tibiocotyloid connection].
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