Contributed by
Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Hong Kong
Leung San Yu.
History
A term neonate with unremarkable antenatal and perinatal history, presented with left lower limb swelling with overlying hyperpigmentation upon birth. Physical examination showed increased temperature, with preserved perfusion and pulse over left lower limb. Cardiovascular and neurological examinations were normal. Patient remained active, stable and afebrile. Blood tests were unremarkable with normal platelet count and clotting profile. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of bilateral lower limbs was later performed.
Images (Click any image to enlarge)
Question
What is the most likely diagnosis? (choose one)
Your answer
Please log in or register to answer.
Correct answer
Check back 5 hours 44 minutes from now (after 7:00pm) for the answer and further discussion!