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Curve fit based on minimal data

Inspired by the fantastic answers here and here, I would like to ask a questions along similar lines.

I have 6 curve types

• Type A: If point 1 is positive and point 2 is negative, the curve will not pass through the origin.
• Type B: If point 1 is negative and point 2 is positive, the curve will pass through the origin twice.
• Types C-F: If both points are positive or both points are negative, the curve will pass through the origin once.

The curves are basically partial (and skewed to some degree) limaçons:

What is known:

• The coordinates of points 1 and 2.
• The gradient of tangents at points 1 and 2.
• The approximate curve type (limaçon).

What is not known:

• The arc length.
• The degree of skew.

Data for A-F:

(* A *) {{0.000564367, 0.690525}, {-0.000689501, -0.984192}, 3.03065, -1.95699}
(* B *) {{-0.000689501, -0.984192}, {0.000664785, 1.07289}, -1.95699, 1.82419}
(* C *) {{0.000179304, 1.61576}, {0.0000936314, 0.852042}, 1.15014, 3.52804}
(* D *) {{0.000116063, 0.431337}, {0.000443491, 1.70111}, 2.88997, 1.41834}
(* E *) {{0.0000347276, 0.190688}, {0.000190634, 1.06651}, -3.77228, -2.08792}
(* F *) {{-0.000432719, -1.90935}, {-0.000142565, -0.645011}, -1.36691, -1.927}


in format: {{point 1}, {point 2}, gradient of tangent @ point 1, gradient of tangent at point 2}

Is it possible to estimate a curve fit (and hence arc length & skew) with only the data given?