“…Other cases of polydactyly presented septal defects (Tunte, 1968), aortic coarctation (Veno, Bansho, and Kawashima, 1968), and truncus arteriosus (Van Praagh and Van Praagh, 1965). This syndrome seems to be related to the well-known autosomal recessive syndrome of Ellis-van Creveld, in which polydactyly, dwarfism, dysplastic nails, and abnormal teeth co-exist with CDH-usually common atrium, but also ventricular septal defect or atrioventricularis communis (Tubbs, Crevasse, and Green, 1962;Giknis, 1963;McKusick, 1964;Behar and Rachmilewitz, 1964;Goor et al, 1965;Lynch et al, 1968). …”