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Overgrowth syndromes generally present with inherent health concerns and, in some
instances, an increased risk of malignant intra-abdominal tumors, such as Wilms tumor or …

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Idiopathic hemihypertrophy is a specific entity not distinguishable from the numerous other
causes of limb overgrowth. In our investigation of six new cases in Valdarno no genetic or …

The parents had no blood relationship and were healthy. Nobody in the father's or mother's
family had any skeletal or cutaneous congenital anomalies. There was no family history of …

Hemihypertrophy has been defined as an overgrowth of one half of the body. When this
asymmetry is so mild and only noticeable under the closest scrutiny, it is considered to be …

The authors present a series of seven patients who have a diagnosis fitting that of combined
ipsilateral facial and somatic hemiatrophy. Diagnostic features include facial, tongue, and …

We describe two siblings with asymmetric limb reduction malformations. Such anomalies are
usually considered to result from sporadic events, but the recurrence in siblings without any …

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On routine neonatal examination, a newborn term male was noted to have unilateral
enlargement of the right lower limb, loose thickened red skin over the palm and widening of …