We present a possible example of Patterson-Lowry rhizometic dysplasia. If so, this is only the second reported individual with this disorder and the first instance of its recognition in a child. Clinical features in this child are compared with the other described individual and differential diagnosis is discussed. Primary feature include rhizometic foreshortening most markedly affection the arms, limitation of shoulder abduction, mild generalized foreshortening of the long bones, mild short stature, coax, vara, and specific radiological features.
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