History
  1. Acromelic shortening
  2. Check long bones radiograph
  3. Normal pelvis radiograph/ can not be characterized/ not available
  4. Check the pelvis radiograph
  5. Normal spine radiograph/ not available
  6. Normal Bone Density
  7. Skeletal survey in a child
Predominant acromelic shortening with mesomelic shortening as well

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Unavailable Marked mid-face hypoplasia, upturned nose, brachycephaly, brachydactyly, cone shaped epiphyses
Unavailable Acromesomelic shortening, cone shaped epiphyses, premature epiphyseal fusion, radial head dislocation, bowing of radius and ulna