Management of a child with multiple congenital anomalies

The young patient with multiple congenital anomalies presents challenging management problems. We offer this interesting case istory as encouragement that there is hope that a patient with multiple anomalies can be made functional. This objective often requires some degree of trial and error, and patience on the part of the family, the patient, and the rehabilitation team. There must also be a definite desire by the patient to achieve peer-group acceptance.