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Stock Photo - 03 February 2020, Berlin: Nadine Großmann points to her wrist tattoo showing the Gen defect ""FOP"". FOP, also called Münchmeyer syndrome, describes the pathological, progressive ossification of the connective and supporting tissue of the human body. 29 February 2020 is the day of rare diseases. (To dpa ""Berlinerin researches her own rare disease"") Photo: Jörg Carstensen/dpa. - Berlin/Berlin/Germany

Stock Photo: 03 February 2020, Berlin: Nadine Großmann points to her wrist tattoo showing the Gen defect ""FOP"". FOP, also called Münchmeyer syndrome.

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Image Code: PAH-200212-99-883527-dpai User license: Rights Managed Shooting date: 2/3/2020 HI-RES availability: Up to L 26 MB A4 (3692 x 2461 px - 12.3" x 8.2" - 300 ppi)

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