Dysmelia (from the Greek dys (δυσ-), "bad" + mélos (μέλος), "limb" + English suffix -ia) is a congenital disorder of a limb resulting from a disturbance in embryonic development. [1]

Dysmelia is a widely accepted term used to define a group of malformations in which there is hypoplasia, and partial or total aplasia of the tubular bones of the extremities, ranging from …

Dysmelia is a congenital disorder that affects hands, feet, arms or legs – the so called extremities. The disorders can appear on one or several extremities. About 45% of the dysmelias strike …

What exactly is dysmelia? Dysmelia describes a group of congenital defects (i.e., present before birth) that lead to a variety of deformities in the hands, arms or legs. Depending on the …

Dysmelia is the generic term for all types of congenital limb differences - genetic, environmentally-induced or caused by an isolated fetal development problem. It is a rare condition with varying …

Congenital abnormality characterized by missing or foreshortened limbs, sometimes with associated vertebral column abnormalities; caused by metabolic disturbance at the time of …

2017年6月28日 · Dysmelia is a widely accepted term used to define a group of malformations in which there is hypoplasia, and partial or total aplasia of the tubular bones of the extremities, …

dysmelia. There are many different causes of congenital limb differences – some are genetic, some are due to environmental or pharmaceutical factors, others may be because of an …

Dysmelia is a congenital abnormal process, characterised by the absence or severe malformations of the body’s extremities, in some cases associated with other cardiovascular, …

2020年7月12日 · Variable spectrum of limb anomalies arising from maternal ingestion of a drug or toxin that disrupts early fetal skeletal development. Drugs include thalidomide and retinoic …