Part 4 · Bones and Joints
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A newborn with very short limbs, a large head and a prominent forehead has a skeletal survey. The pelvis looks like a champagne glass, the hands have a trident shape and the spinal canal narrows lower down: achondroplasia, the commonest skeletal dysplasia, from an FGFR3 mutation.
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