Sindrome de Poland: Un caso con dextrocardia.
Carlos Tori Tori, Alberto SABOGAL CARREÑO
Abstract
Carlos Tori Tori, Alberto SABOGAL CARREÑO
Abstract
We report on a case of Poland anomaly (defect of the muscle pectoralis major and symbrachydactyly on the same side) with dextrocardia. The absence of the pectoralis major muscle without the limb anomaly can be a variant of the Poland sequence (1).While most of the reported cases of this syndrome is in the right side (2) and without rib defects, in our patient the anomaly was on the left side, accompanied by dextrocardia and with anomalies of the rib cage.
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We report on a case of Poland anomaly (defect of the muscle pectoralis major and symbrachydactyly on the same side) with dextrocardia. The absence of the pectoralis major muscle without the limb anomaly can be a variant of the Poland sequence (1).While most of the reported cases of this syndrome is in the right side (2) and without rib defects, in our patient the anomaly was on the left side, accompanied by dextrocardia and with anomalies of the rib cage.
Key concepts: Dextrocardia, Poland syndrome, Pectoralis major muscle, Anomaly (physics), Rib cage, Anatomy, Medicine, Internal medicine