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2022-04-24 21:39:01 Educational objective: A developmental field defect describes multiple malformations that occur secondary to an embryonic disturbance in an adjoining group of cells. Holoprosencephaly is a developmental field defect characterized by a spectrum of fetal anomalies due to incomplete division of the forebrain (prosencephalon ). Open / Comment

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2022-04-24 07:37:01 A 16-year-old obese primigravida girl comes to the emergency department in active labor. In an attempt to conceal the pregnancy from her family, the patient did not receive prenatal care or take prenatal vitamins. A fetal heartbeat is undetectable, and she delivers a stillborn boy via vaginal delivery. Examination of the stillborn shows several dysmorphic features including closely set eyes and a midline mass consistent with a proboscis. A fetal autopsy reveals fused cerebral hemispheres with an absent forebrain fissure and a single intracranial ventricle. Open / Comment

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2022-04-23 20:36:01 Educational objective: Multiple nerves are at risk for injury during axillary lymph node dissection.
lntercostobrachial nerve injury
results in sensory dysfunction (eg, burning, numbness) to the skin of the axilla and medial upper arm. Injury to the long thoracic (serratus anterior), thoracodorsal (latissimus dorsi), medial pectoral (pectoralis minor and major), or lateral pectoral (pectoralis major) nerves result in motor deficits to corresponding muscles. Open / Comment

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2022-04-23 07:35:14 A 62-year-old woman comes to the office for follow-up a month after undergoing left mastectomy and axillary lymph node dissection for invasive ductal carcinoma. Today, the patient feels well overall but reports continued burning and aching in her left upper arm, despite physical therapy. Examination of the left chest wall shows a healing incision without erythema and mild but appropriate edema of the left chest wall and axillary soft tissues. Sensation is diminished in the medial upper arm, near the axilla. Shoulder range of motion is normal, and the rest of the physical examination is unremarkable. Open / Comment