The cerebro-costo-mandibular syndrome is a rare disorder, and most afflicted infants die during the first few months of life. The pertinent features of the syndrome are reviewed, and a hitherto undescribed finding in the pelvis is described. A case is reported in which vigorous treatment permitted survival. Serial roentgenograms subsequently demonstrated a progressive diminution of the characteristic posterior rib-gap defects.
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