The newborn presented syndactyly

A female newborn, born at 33 weeks of gestation from a 43 years-old mother, gravida 6 para 6. The newborn was eutrophic (birth weight was 2500g, length was 46 cm and head circumference was 31 cm). Pregnancy was uneventful. Prenatal ultrasonography follow-up showed no abnormalities. The newborn presented syndactyly, lymphedema, with distal agenesis of the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th fingers; ring constrictions of the great toe, and distal agenesis of the 2nd toe. No other birth defect was associated. What is your diagnosis?

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  1. Neural tube deformities
  2. Amniotic band syndrome
  3. Syringohydromyelia
  4. Hydrops foetalis