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HOLYOMGWTFBBQ!!!11@ What in the hell? I'm not going to be able to eat for a week now. And you can fvcking forget about me ever having kids now too.
 
ewwww ewww ewwwwww

man IMO its actually better if the baby does not continue living... he/she will be an outcast forever..
 
Originally posted by: Sid59
that was interesting. sad .. what happens when it ages and grows up?

unfortunately Harlequin fetus babies only survive for a few days after birth.
 
Originally posted by: eelw
Originally posted by: Sid59
that was interesting. sad .. what happens when it ages and grows up?

unfortunately Harlequin fetus babies only survive for a few days after birth.

IMO that is actually fortunate...

what is unfortunate is that it happens in the first place
 
Originally posted by: mdbound
Originally posted by: mdbound
Originally posted by: mdbound
congenital ichthyosis

MD.

Take that back....its not. Let me look it up....brb!

MD.

No, I was right initially....it is ichthyosis. Looks to be a pretty severe version, in a harlequin fetus. Basically a rare skin disorder; skin is over keratinized.

www.ichtyosis.com

Google "harlequin fetus" First link is a good pic....NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART.

MD.



damn "I feel lucky" button has a new meaning for me. Is that condition terminal?
 
this is going into my collection. are their ANY reports of such a infant being able to survive to child hood? i would love to hear observations. BTW, are those eyes functional? they do not appear to be. thanks for the excellent thread. i love studying birth defects
 
Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
this is going into my collection. are their ANY reports of such a infant being able to survive to child hood? i would love to hear observations. BTW, are those eyes functional? they do not appear to be. thanks for the excellent thread. i love studying birth defects
dude, why? I hate seeing stuff like this, I'm gonna be so scared when we have a baby...
 
Originally posted by: Schadenfroh
this is going into my collection. are their ANY reports of such a infant being able to survive to child hood? i would love to hear observations. BTW, are those eyes functional? they do not appear to be. thanks for the excellent thread. i love studying birth defects

np. I found some more for you than.. link is below and in OP<

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