Accessory Limb with Spina Bifida Occulta
Keywords:
Spina bifida,, Accessory Limb,, HeteropagusAbstract
Congenital accessory limb attached to low back is exceedingly rare anomaly and only few cases have been reported previously (1). The author presents one additional interesting case where spina bifida L4 L5 and S1 was covered by the appendage of accessory limb.
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