论文信息 - Persistent cloaca with no urethral, genital, or anal openings.

Persistent cloaca with no urethral, genital, or anal openings.

An infant is described with persistent cloaca, severe renal hypoplasia, no urethral, genital, or anal openings, and abnormal feet. This child is almost identical with one described by Kirshbaum in 1950.

N. Fitch | B. Artinian

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