Presentation
GP referral
Patient Data
Age: 5 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Clinodactyly
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Typical shortening of the middle phalanges giving a radial curvature of the little fingers.
Case Discussion
Clinodactyly (also called brachymesophalangia)is a descriptive term that refers to a radial angulation at an interphalangeal joint in the radio-ulnar or palmar planes. It typically affects the 5th finger.
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