Sirenomelia Sekansi ve Penis Malpozisyonu

Abstract

Sirenomelia alt ekstremitelerin yapışıklığı ile seyreden, vücudun kaudal bölgesinin nadir bir anomalisidir. Çoğu olguda genitouriner, gastrointestinal, nöral tüp ve vertebra anomalileri bulunur. Bu yazıda, sirenomelia sekansı gösteren çok nadir bir olgu sunulmuştur. Hasta yapışık alt ekstremiteye, genital organ yokluğuna, anal orifis yokluğuna, pelvik ve sakral displaziye ve tek umbilikal artere sahipti. İlaveten posteriyor sakral bölgede malpozisyonlu penisi vardı. Hasta doğumundan 11 saat sonra öldü.

Keywords

• Penis malpozisyonu, Oligohidroamnios, Sirenomeli

Sirenomelia Sequence and Malposition of the Penis

Abstract

Sirenomelia is a rare anomaly of the caudal region of the body, presenting with fusion of the lower limbs. Genitourinary, gastrointestinal, neural tube and vertebral anomalies are found in most cases. Herein, a very rare case with the sirenomelia sequence is presented. The patient had fusion of both lower limbs, absent genitalia, absent anal orifice, absent ureteral orifice, pelvic and sacral dysplasia and a single umbilical artery. In addition, he had a malpositioned penis in the posterior sacral area. He died 11 hours after birth

Keywords

• Malposition of the penis, Oligohydramnios, Sirenomelia

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