Komal Rangholiya, Pruthviben K. Ponkiya, P. Desai, B. Chauhan, S. Patel
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Case Report of Recurrent Popliteal Pterygium Syndrome
A 23 week pregnant woman with a history of a child with facial and limb malformations underwent a fetal ultrasound revealing similar abnormalities in the current fetus. Genetic testing confirmed a new IRF6 gene mutation consistent with popliteal pterygium syndrome type 1. This case highlights the potential for recurrence and the role of genetic testing in prenatal diagnosis.