Q71.0: Congenital complete absence of upper limb(s)

The arms develop in the first few weeks of pregnancy. This development can be disturbed for various reasons. This may be the case with certain congenital diseases. Taking certain medication during pregnancy can also result in the child missing an arm, for example.

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