Palavras-chave
hueso/esqueleto
pediatría
peroné
hemimelia del peroné
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Resumo
El acortamiento congénito del miembro inferior hace parte de un grupo de trastornos poco frecuentes, entre los que se encuentran la deficiencia femoral focal proximal y la hemimelia de peroné o de la tibia. Pueden presentarse desde una forma leve de hipoplasia hasta ausencia completa del hueso con grados variables de acortamiento, siendo evidente el acortamiento de la extremidad desde el nacimiento. El artículo revisa este tema y presenta los casos de hemimelia de tibia y peroné del Hospital Universitario San Ignacio en los últimos años, se describen los principales hallazgos imaginológicos en radiografía simple y en resonancia magnética.
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