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Does Anybody Know The Name/Cause Of This Condition? |
The other day when I was at work, this young lady came in. Both her arms seemed to be about half the normal length; it looked to me like she had forearms, but no biceps or elbow joints - her forearms and hands came out directly from the shoulders. Does anybody know what would cause this? Is it a common disorder? It sounds more like a birth defect. It's not really common, but not unheard of, either. |
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