Newborn with isolated odema of feet n hands. Diagnosis ??
Milroy's disease - congenital lymphoedema Congenital abnormalities of lymphatic system
Congenital LYMPHOEDEMA ( MIlROY'S DISEASE )
Cong milroys oedema
Congenial milroys oedema rare case
Milroy/Turner syndrome
Turner syndrome.. karyotyping and update us
Milroy
Congenital milroys oedema
If female rule out Turner syndrome and also hypothyroidism
Congenital milroys disease very rare
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