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GMJ News > PH Dictionary > Congenital absence of both lower leg and foot

Congenital absence of both lower leg and foot

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Last updated: 24/08/2026 21:45
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Congenital absence of both lower leg and foot Clinical-PH Boundary Tier C
თანდაყოლილი ორივე ქვედა ფეხის და ფეხის არარსებობა
განმარტება · Definition

ICD-11 category LB9A.7: Congenital absence of both lower leg and foot. External causes of morbidity. ICD-11 MMS 2024-01, WHO.

იხ. აგრეთვე · See also
→ [{"id": 46826   → "slug": "congenital-absence-of-thigh-or-lower-leg-with-foot-present"   → "title_en": "Congenital absence of thigh or lower leg with foot present"   → "ka_term": "თანდაყოლილი ბარძაყის ან ქვედა ფეხის არარსებობა ფეხის არსებობით"   → "domain": "CL"}   → {"id": 46818   → "slug": "congenital-absence-of-both-forearm-and-hand"   → "title_en": "Congenital absence of both forearm and hand"   → "ka_term": "თანდაყოლილი ორივე წინამხრის და ხელის არარსებობა"   → "domain": "CL"}   → {"id": 46585   → "slug": "congenital-absence-atresia-or-stenosis-of-large-intestine"   → "title_en": "Congenital absence   → atresia or stenosis of large intestine"   → "ka_term": "დიდი ნაწლავის თანდაყოლილი არარსებობა   → ატრეზია ან სტენოზი"   → "domain": "CL"}   → {"id": 46648   → "slug": "congenital-absence-of-bladder-or-urethra"   → "title_en": "Congenital absence of bladder or urethra"   → "ka_term": "შარდის ბუშტის ან შარდსაწვეთის თანდაყოლილი არარსებობა"   → "domain": "CL"}   → {"id": 46677   → "slug": "congenital-absence-of-ovary"   → "title_en": "Congenital absence of ovary"   → "ka_term": "საკვერცხის თანდაყოლილი არარსებობა"   → "domain": "CL"}]
ციტირება · Cite this entry:
Pkhakadze G. Congenital absence of both lower leg and foot. In: Georgian Dictionary of Public Health. Georgian Medical Journal. 2026. Available from: https://news.gmj.ge/dictionary/congenital-absence-of-both-lower-leg-and-foot/
Entry v1.0-icd11 · Licence: CC BY 4.0 · ISI legacy ID: icd11_LB9A.7

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