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deformity

Pathol an acquired or congenital distortion of an organ or part

Deformity

See also Lameness.

Calmady, Sir Richard

born without lower legs. [Br. Lit.: Sir Richard Calmady, Walsh Modern, 84]

Carey, Philip

embittered young man with club foot seeks fulfillment. [Br. Lit.: Of Human Bondage]

Cyclopes

one-eyed monsters. [Gk. Lit.: Odyssey]

Elephant Man, the

Joseph Merrick, whose deformed face was said to resemble an elephant’s. [Br. Cinema: The Elephant Man]

Freaks

1930s macabre movie about sideshow people. [Am. Cinema: Halliwell, 278]

Gwynplaine

his disfigured face had a perpetual horrible grin. [Fr. Lit.: Hugo The Man Who Laughs in Benét, 632]

Mayeux

deformed man, both brave and witty. [Fr. Folklore: Wheeler Dictionary, 237]

Priapus

son of Aphrodite and Dionysus; grotesque man with huge phallus. [Gk. Myth.: Howe, 233]

Quasimodo

hunchbacked bell-ringer. [Fr. Lit.: Hunchback of Notre Dame]

Richard III

crook-back king. [Br. Lit.: Shakespeare Richard III]

Sarn, Prudence

harelipped girl is servant on brother’s farm. [Br. Lit.: Precious Bane, Magill I, 778–780]

thalidomide

supposedly harmless sedative resulted in disfigured babies. [Am. Hist.: Van Doren, 582–583]

Thersites

deformed Greek officer at the siege of Troy, famed for his malevolence. [Gk. Lit.: Iliad]

Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri de

(1864–1901) crippled and stunted; became great artist. [Fr. Hist.: Wallechinsky, 13]

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No references found	Patients often exhibit congenital anomalies that include limb defects; reduction deformity of the arms and forearms; no digits or missing digits on the hands; reduction deformity of the legs; hind legs; no digits or missing digits on the feet; spinal dysraphism; congenital diaphragmatic hernia; lung hypoplasia or lung agenesis; thoracopagus; micrognathia; microgastria; craniostenostosis; anal atresia or anal stenosis; hypoplasia; and, polysplenia. Splenogonadal fusion by Adeniji, Adejimi O. / Applied Radiology	Reducer reducible configuration reducible curve reducible polynomial reducible representation of a group reducible transformation Reducing reducing agent reducing atmosphere reducing coupling reducing flame reducing glass reducing joint reducing pipe reducing pipe fitting reducing power reducing socket reducing sugar Reducing Valve Reducing-Cooling Unit reduct reductant Reductio Ad Absurdum Reduction reduction cell reduction deformity reduction formula reduction gear reduction index reduction of area Reduction of Forces Reduction of Labor Reduction of Metals reduction of observations reduction of star places reduction of tidal current reduction of tides reduction potential reduction ratio reduction roll reduction rule reduction sequence reduction sphere reduction strategy reduction to sea level reduction to the meridian reduction to the sun Reduction, Photographic reductions reductive grammar Redundancy	Reductio ad absurdium Reductio ad absurdium reductio ad absurdum reductio ad absurdum reductio ad absurdum reductio ad absurdum reduction reduction reduction reduction Reduction (chemistry) Reduction (chemistry) Reduction (chemistry) Reduction (linguistics) reduction (photographic) Reduction - Total Ownership Cost Reduction ad absurdum Reduction ad absurdum Reduction ad absurdum Reduction agent Reduction agent Reduction agent Reduction and oxidation Reduction and oxidation Reduction and oxidation Reduction Area Reduction ascending reduction cell Réduction d'Emissions Certifiée Réduction de l'Action Moléculaire reduction deformity Réduction des Risques Reduction descending reduction division reduction division reduction division Reduction du levier Réduction du Temps de Travail Reduction Factor reduction forceps reduction forceps reduction forceps reduction forceps reduction formula reduction formula reduction gear reduction gear reduction gear Reduction Gear Box reduction gears reduction gears Reduction half reaction Reduction half reaction Reduction half reaction Reduction Implementation Panel Reduction in Area Reduction in Area Reduction in Exercise-Induced Tachycardia Reduction in force Reduction in force Reduction in force

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Patients often exhibit congenital anomalies that include limb defects; reduction deformity of the arms and forearms; no digits or missing digits on the hands; reduction deformity of the legs; hind legs; no digits or missing digits on the feet; spinal dysraphism; congenital diaphragmatic hernia; lung hypoplasia or lung agenesis; thoracopagus; micrognathia; microgastria; craniostenostosis; anal atresia or anal stenosis; hypoplasia; and, polysplenia.

Splenogonadal fusion by Adeniji, Adejimi O. / Applied Radiology

Reducer

reducible configuration

reducible curve

reducible polynomial

reducible representation of a group

reducible transformation