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According to medico.ru, it would be some severe form of Neurofibromatosis type I (Von Recklinghausen disease):

The doctor who posted it says that it was his first case in South Africa (1998). After arguing about the diagnosis , he sent the boy to Pretoria, where he died of post-operative complications. The malformation of the spine (which can be clearly seen in the picture) was ascribed to NF-1.

Note: it's a rough translation, I hope it's not a bunchof BS.

Spine

• In NF-1, there can be a generalized abnormality of the soft tissues in the fetus, which is referred to as mesodermal dysplasia, resulting in maldevelopment of skeletal structures.
  
• Meningoceles and formation of cystic diverticula of the dura of the spine, unrelated to Spina bifida
  
• Radiographically, Dural ectasia can lead to scalloping of the posterior vertebral bodies and to the formation of cystic diverticula of the dura of the spine (termed meningoceles. This meningocele is not related to spina bifida).
  
• Focal scoliosis and/or kyphosis are the most common skeletal manifestation of NF-1, occurring in 20% of affected patients. Approximately 25% of patients will require corrective surgery.

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[Daverika Wulff]

Originally Posted by firedog25 ↗

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