Fig. 2From: An example of the utility of genomic analysis for fast and accurate clinical diagnosis of complex rare phenotypesChild II-1. a Lateral skull radiograph aged 2Â years (a frontal view was not performed at this time). The anterior fontanel is patent. There are multiple Wormian bones around the lambda. b Child II-1. Radiograph of left tibia and fibula aged 2Â years. There are transverse fractures of the tibia and fibula. The tibia is undermodelled. Bone density appears increased. c-d Child II-1. Radiographs of the right and left upper limbs aged 2Â years. There is pronounced ulnar shortening particularly distally, with varus bowing of the forearm bones. e-g Child II-4. Lateral skull radiograph demonstrates multiple Wormian bones and radiographs of the forearms aged 11Â months ulnar shorteningBack to article page