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Sirenomelia: Case report and discussion of its prenatal diagnosis
Sirenomelia is a rare polymalformative, lethal congenital anomaly, characterized by fusion of both lower limbs, bilateral renal agenesis, absent external genitalia, aberrant fetal vasculature, and severe oligohydramnios. We hereby report a case of Sirenomelia diagnosed postnatally in an unbooked pregnancy presenting at the thirty‑fifth gestational week. Keywords: Diabetes mellitus, dysmorphic lower limb, prenatal diagnosis, sirenomelia