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A Rare Case Report: Caudal Regression Syndrome in the Baby of a Mother with Hypothyroidism

Yusuf Atakan BALTRAK
Seniha Esin SÖĞÜT
Onursal VARLIKLI
Nazan KARADENİZ
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92–94
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In this case study, we describe a case of characteristic CRS in a patient of a mother with hypothyroidism with anal atresia, flexion contracture on the hips and knees, pes equinovarus, and the absence of a sacrum and coccyx.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Caudal regression syndrome (CRS) is part of a spectrum of conditions that include imperforate anus, sacral agen- esis and syringomyelia.
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Caudal regression syndrome (CRS) is part of a spectrum of conditions that include imperforate anus, sacral agen- esis and syringomyelia. Most cases of caudal regression are sporadic or associated with gestational diabetes. In this case study, we describe a case of characteristic CRS in a patient of a mother with hypothyroidism with anal atresia, flexion contracture on the hips and knees, pes equinovarus, and the absence of a sacrum and coccyx.

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BALTRAK, Y. A., SÖĞÜT, S. E., VARLIKLI, O., KARADENİZ, N. (2021). A Rare Case Report: Caudal Regression Syndrome in the Baby of a Mother with Hypothyroidism. The anatolian journal of family medicine (Online), Cilt: 4 - Sayı: 1, 92–94. https://ajindex.com/articles/365030

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