Dorothea Verbrugge, MD

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Infant With a "Tail"

ByDorothea Verbrugge, MD,William Peugh, MD

September 14th 2005

A 6-cm midline tail-like soft tissue appendage was noted on the back of this newborn infant at the level of L5. An epithelialized mid-sacrum dimple was also present inferior to the appendage. The infant otherwise appeared to be normally developed.

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Infant With a "Tail"
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Dorothea Verbrugge, MD

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Infant With a "Tail"

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