Presentation
Sprengel deformity, possibly impaired cervical range of motion.
Patient Data
Age: 4 months
Gender: Male
From the case:
Sprengel deformity
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Abnormal position of left clavicle, which is pointed upwards and has a bony prominence extending towards the cervical spine. Elevated left scapula.
No vertebral fusions noted.
Case Discussion
The abnormally elevated scapula is in keeping with a Sprengel deformity. In this case, the ipsilateral clavicle is also abnormally formed and positioned.
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