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Congenital incomplete duplication of lower extremity (polymelia) accompanied with anorectal malformation and unilateral deafness
1 CASE PRESENTATION The patient's parents had no significant personal or family medical history, and the pregnancy passed without notable complications. Periodic prenatal ultrasound examination findings showed no visible malformations at a nearby obstetric clinic. When the patient was born at 38 weeks of pregnancy, with 1- and 5-min Apgar score of 8 and 9, respectively, an incomplete supernumerary limb was observed attached to her left buttock (Figure 1A–C).
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