Bilateral congenital pseudoarthrosis of the clavicles is extremely rare. We report a case of this entity presenting in the neonatal period. We highlight the importance of the differential diagnosis when clavicular fracture shows no evidence of healing or occurs bilaterally.

Knowledge of the profile of congenital limb defects in a population is important in informing their prevention, management and rehabilitation strategies. The profile displays geographical and ethnic variations. There are few reports from African countries, most of them being case reports. This study aimed at reporting congenital defects of lower limb observed in a rural hospital in Kenya. Recor...

  Abstract   Background: Pseudoarthrosis of the tibia poses one of the most challenging treatment   problems in all of orthopedics. The goal of the study was to assess the clinical   outcome of intramedullary rod fixation in its treatment.   Methods: The results of the management for nine patients with pseudoarthrosis of   the tibia with IM rod fixation were reviewed retrospectively between 198...