Presentation
Bilateral arm deformities and short stature.
Patient Data
Age: 17 years
Gender: Female
From the case:
Madelung's dyschondrosteosis
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There were symmetrical arm bone findings; the left is presented. Note:
- decreased carpal angle [normal between 118° and 139°]
- V-shaped carpal angle
- herniation of proximal carpal row of bones
- dysplastic proximal radius with shortening which is characteristic of Madelung's dyschondrosteosis rather than the primary Madelung's deformity
Case Discussion
X-ray of legs [not shown] showed bilateral symmetrical upper tibial and fibular deformities with medial inclinations.
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