Jagtial/Hyderabad, April 17 (Hydnow): In a rare incident, a baby boy was born with 24 digits, six each on each hand and leg, at the Korutla government hospital on Sunday.
A native of Eragatla, Kammarpalli Mandal of Nizamabad district, Sungarapu Ravali had approached the Korutla hospital for her first delivery. She gave birth to the baby in a standard delivery. The newborn has six fingers each on his two hands and six toes on each of his legs.
Stating that the condition of both mother and child was stable, hospital doctors said that in medical terminology, it was called a polydactyly condition. They said there was a possibility of having a hole in the heart of infants born with polydactyly condition.
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Ravali was initially taken to Metpally Hospital as she developed pain. As doctors were not available, she was shifted to the Korutla hospital. (Hydnow)
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