suboptimally positioned There was a normal cardiothymic silhouette The lungs were clear Air in scattered loops of nondilated small and large bowel within all four quadrants of the abdomen ID: 1032528
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1. Supplemental Figure 1. X-rays of the chest/abdomen, pelvis, and legs. There were 11 sets of paired ribs. Marked abduction of the right forefoot which can be seen with club foot was noted. There was also lateral dislocation of the right hip with a shallow acetabulum. The left proximal femur appeared to be directed towards the acetabulum, but was suboptimally positioned. There was a normal cardiothymic silhouette. The lungs were clear. Air in scattered loops of nondilated small and large bowel, within all four quadrants of the abdomen.
2. Supplemental Figure 2. 3D rendering of maxillofacial/head CT scan without IV contrast. There was prominent micrognathia with hypoplasia of the mandibular rami/condyles.
3. Supplemental Figure 3. Growth curves for height from 0-36 months and from 2-18 years.
4. Supplemental Figure 4. Growth curves for weight from 0-36 months and from 2-18 years.
5. Supplemental Figure 5. Growth curves for head circumference from 0-36 months and from 2-18 years.