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Hypoplasia, hypoplastic
Hierarchy
Hypoplasia, hypoplastic
adrenal, congenital (gland)
alimentary tract, congenital
anus, anal (canal)
aorta, aortic
areola, congenital
arm (congenital)
artery (peripheral)
auditory canal
biliary duct or passage
bone NOS
brain
breast (areola)
bronchus
cardiac
carpus
cartilage hair
cecum
cementum
cephalic
cerebellum
cervix, congenital (uteri)
clavicle (congenital)
coccyx
colon
corpus callosum
cricoid cartilage
digestive organ or tract NEC (s)
ear (auricle) (lobe)
enamel of teeth (neonatal) (postnatal) (prenatal)
endocrine NEC (gland)
endometrium
epididymis (congenital)
epiglottis
erythroid, congenital
esophagus (congenital)
eustachian tube
eye
eyelid (congenital)
face
femur (congenital)
fibula (congenital)
finger (congenital)
focal dermal
foot
gallbladder
genitalia, genital organ (s)
glottis
hair
hand (congenital)
heart
humerus (congenital)
intestine (small)
jaw
kidney (s)
labium, congenital (majus) (minus)
larynx
left heart syndrome
leg (congenital)
limb
liver
lung (lobe) (not associated with short gestation)
mammary, congenital (areola)
mandible, mandibular
maxillary
medullary
megakaryocytic
metacarpus
metatarsus
muscle
nail (s)
nose, nasal
optic nerve
osseous meatus (ear)
ovary, congenital
pancreas
parathyroid (gland)
parotid gland
patella
pelvis, pelvic girdle
penis (congenital)
peripheral vascular system
pituitary (gland) (congenital)
pulmonary (not associated with short gestation)
radioulnar
radius
rectum
respiratory system NEC
rib
right heart syndrome
sacrum
scapula
scrotum
shoulder girdle
skin
skull (bone)
spinal (cord) (ventral horn cell)
spine
sternum
tarsus
testis
thymic, with immunodeficiency
thymus (gland)
thyroid (gland)
tibiofibular (congenital)
toe
tongue
Turner's
ulna (congenital)
umbilical artery
unilateral condylar
ureter
uterus, congenital
vagina
vascular NEC peripheral
vein (s) (peripheral)
vena cava (inferior) (superior)
vertebra
vulva, congenital
zonule (ciliary)
Long Title
Hypoplasia, hypoplastic
Hypoplasia, hypoplastic
