Radial Polydactyly

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Type 1: A bifid distal phalanx with a common epiphysis that articulates with a normal proximal phalanx There may be one common nail, but usually there are two distinct nails…

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Radial Longitudinal Deficiency: Thumb Hypoplasia

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Frequent in:  Aase S.  Baller-Gerold S.  Congenital microgastria-limb reduction complex  Deletion 13q S.  Fanconi pancytopenia S.  Holt-Oram S.  Levy-Hollister S.  Nager S.  Oculo-auriculo-verterbral spectrum  Radial aplasia-thrombocytopenia S.  Roberts-SC phocomelia  Rothmund-Thomson…

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Syndactyly

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Syndactyly (MIM) [64] Sub-groups Gene Loci Phenotype SD1/Zygodactyly – 2q34-q36 Syndactyly of the third + fourth finger web space and/or the web between the second and third toes (MIM 185900) Zygodactyly 1…

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Epidermolysis Bullosa

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Fig. 25.1 Example of pseudosyndactyly History EB was first described by Austrian dermatologist Von Hebra in 1870 [4]. In 1879, Tilbury Fox, a British dermatologist, described the inheritance of EB…

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Symbrachydactyly

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Fig. 11.1 (a–c) Dorsal and palmar photographs and radiograph of an “atypical” cleft hand, now classified as a central absence or oligodactylic type II symbrachydactyly, affecting the left hand of…

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Arthrogryposis

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Fig. 23.1 Classification of types of arthrogryposis [1] Table 23.1 Types of arthrogryposis as classified by Halla 1. Limb only (a) Classic arthrogryposis (Amyoplasia) (b) Distal arthrogryposis (10 types) 2….

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Macrodactyly

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Fig. 21.1 Enlargement of the fingers or hand secondary to vascular malformations: (a) A lymphatic malformation of the tip of the middle finger. (b) An arteriovenous malformation of a finger…

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