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Figure 1: (A, B) Clinical photographs: note upper limb phocomelia with absent thumbs and facial abnormalities with micrognathia. (C) Postmortem radiographs: hypoplasia of the scapular wings, severely hypoplastic, triangular-shaped humeri, elbow synostosis, radioulnar hypoplasia, and absence of the first digits. The lower limbs are unremarkable.