A Potter facies is characteristically seen in newborns with which condition?

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Potter facies, also known as Potter syndrome, is a characteristic facial appearance seen in newborns with bilateral renal agenesis or other severe kidney abnormalities. This facial appearance includes flattened nose and chin, prominent epicanthal folds, and low-set ears. It is named after a British obstetrician, Edith Potter, who first described the condition in 1946.

A Potter Facies Is Characteristically Seen in Newborns with Which