congenitally deformed

The results had been a nightmare of congenitally deformed infants.

He reinjured a congenitally deformed joint in his back.

By 1922, the hospital had started admitting limb patients other than war casualties, like rail employees and congenitally deformed children.

To think that he was uninjured and merely congenitally deformed, so that was okay.

A congenitally deformed person.

Which is a Nyueng Bao word meaning something like "congenitally deformed, brain-defective foreigner."

An imposing man with long crow's feet beside his eyes, Mr. Mohammed, 45, has a congenitally deformed foot and makes use of an old walking stick.

The bishop's zeal is not shared by the book's narrator, the congenitally deformed Bartolomeo Aguilera, who serves as the captain's adviser.

Alphonsa is credited with curing illness and disease after her death in 1946, with the Vatican approving the reported miracle cure of Genil Joseph, a congenitally deformed child, in 1999.

The newspaper opposed the creation of the National Health Service as it feared the state provision of healthcare would "eliminate selective elimination" and lead to an increase of congenitally deformed and feckless people.

The ideological justification was Adolf Hitler's view of Sparta (11th century - 195 BC) as the original Völkisch state; he praised their dispassionate destruction of congenitally deformed infants in maintaining racial purity.

Sarah, an 11-year-old from Anadarko, Okla., whose congenitally deformed left leg was amputated when she was an infant, is describing the tingling on her thigh provided by a new device aimed at helping amputees "feel" their feet.

An Italian doctor named Dr. Cinzia Marchese has successfully reconstructed the inner mucosal lining of congenitally deformed vaginas by using an enzyme to break down the abnormal lining, then inserting stem cells to remodel the walls and restore normal functionality.

Portugal's abortion laws - which permit abortion only when the fetus is congenitally deformed or incurably ill, when the mother's health is in danger or when the pregnancy was caused by rape - are the strictest in any European Union country except Ireland.

On one side, there are the so-called Byronic heroes, satanic figures blighted by secret sorrow or guilt, exiled in lonely places, given to excess or revolt: poetic projections of the scandal-ridden, congenitally deformed outsider, the Byron whose locks of hair and miniature portraits were coveted by generations of star-struck female adorers.

At a nightclub, Fletcher performs his new song, detailing how he had become congenitally deformed and many others had died due to a carcinogenic flu balm that was being sold in his hometown by the mysterious "Dr. Dupre", and how bureaucratic payoffs kept Dupre from prison once he was found out.