A child was born with ischaemic damage to the skin and muscles of the left upper limb. Repeated surgery of the soft tissues resulted in a functional limb. Recent röentgenograms show extensive metaphyseal and epiphyseal damage. This case is reported for its uniqueness and to stress the necessity of long term follow-up.
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