Serinomelia Syndhome: Serinomelia syndrome is a rare disease that is not commonly seen in people with this disease. It is a disease in which the bones of two legs or femur are intertwined or fused after the birth of an infected baby. Then it looks like a mermaid or a mermaid daughter to see the physical structure of the lower part of the baby. From there, the disease is called Mermaid Syndrome.
So there are some classifications of rare diseases. Let's look at the class formats based on what the disease is based on or what the disease is related to:
In fact the disease is classified depending on two factors one. The presence of bone in the lower part of the body after birth and two. Absence. Some levels of the disease
1) The bones of the thighs and the lower part of the legs are present.
2) The two fibula rates are connected.
3) In some cases there is no fibula.
4) The femur is attached to a small extent and the fibula bone is completely attached. (Fibula: The bone of the lower part of the foot is the femur thigh bone)
5) A small amount of femur is attached.
6) Connected both femur and tibia (tibia: fibula adjacent bone).
6) The attached femur tibia is absent.
In fact, it is classified from the bone structure of the lower part of the body. From the first grade (all rates are present and the soft tissues of the foot are absent) to the fourth grade (where all rates are present but connected).
Sirenomelia is mainly characterized by fusion of both legs with fibular rotation. This may include a lack of lower spine, pelvic, renal organ abnormalities, and was previously thought to be a serious form of dysentery / caudal regression syndrome, but recent research has confirmed that these two conditions are not related. NRD has a separate report on cordal regression syndrome. In general, more severe cases of organ fusion are associated with more severe dysplasia of the pelvis. Instead of the two iliac arteries present in embryos with complete renal agenesis, fetuses with sirenomelia are always absent, showing no branch of abdominal treatment.
Reason: The root cause of sirenomilia is a matter of debate. Its first hypothesis was developed in 1927 and it has been suggested that it is responsible for the lack of blood supply to the lower extremities during embryonic development. There are many more hypotheses known as the "vascular steel" hypothesis that will not be discussed in detail. However, there is controversy over the real reason.
In animal models, several genes have been found to cause or attach to cerebellum. The srn (siren) gene was observed to cause hrindlimb fusion in hominzigas rats. Both Tsg1 and bmp7 will also have hindimlob fusion in rats with knockouts or mutations.
This disease is also seen in our country or around it, but sometimes everyone has an idea about our journalists, they make Til Ke Tal in the headlines. I am highlighting a news from an online channel called Indian (Bangali news 18).
**** This baby was born in the country with the characteristics of a mermaid *** -
The upper part of the body resembles a human, but the lower part is like a mermaid rising from the pages of a story book. We grew up seeing such a strange hybrid on the pages of that colorful book, The Little Mermaid.
#NewDelhi: The upper part of the body resembles a human, but the lower part looks like a mermaid rising from the pages of a story book. We grew up seeing such a strange hybrid on the pages of that colorful book, The Little Mermaid. His legs are not exactly like his There is a dark green tail in that place Such was the Little Mermaid
In this case, even if everything does not match, there is some similarity with the mermaid This baby had both legs The baby was born at the Ambayogai Government Hospital in Maharashtra yesterday with the rare syrenomalia syndrome. But he died within minutes of birth
According to doctors at Ramananda Tertha Rural Govt. Hospital in Ambayogai, sirenomelia is a rare congenital disease. This syndrome covers the lower part of the body That child was born with such a rare disease But he could not be saved However, the mother of the child is healthy
Diksha Kamble, 25, was admitted to the hospital with labor pains around 8 am on Monday In a short time she gave birth to a child But from the beginning the weight of the child was very low The 1 kg 600 gram baby had two pairs of legs, much like a fish tail Both hands were like fish fins Doctors said the baby's gender could not be identified as the lower part was completely attached
Oh well written article