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Case Report: Prosthetic Fitting of Patient With Bilateral Peromelia of Lower and Upper Limbs Secondary to Hanhart Syndrome

A 14-year-old man presented with peromelia of all four limbs secondary to Hanhart syndrome. The lower limbs were 11 cm and 12 cm from ischial tuberosity to distal end. He was fit with foreshortened prostheses initially. With the help of a custom walking aid, he was able to successfully progress to full prostheses.