Congenital Absence of Adductor Muscles
Note is made of absence of the adductor group of muscles on the right side consistent with congenital absence. There is relative hypertrophy of the fatty tissue on the right side. This is a 9month old female with suspected CDH.
Further reading
Pediatr Radiol. 1981;11(3):157-9. Unilateral absence of thigh muscles confirmed by CT scan. Peterson JE, Currarino G
Pediatr Radiol. 1981;11(3):157-9. Unilateral absence of thigh muscles confirmed by CT scan. Peterson JE, Currarino G
Congenital Absence of Adductor Muscles
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