2013
DOI: 10.1016/j.rboe.2012.02.001
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Congenital Deformities of the Upper Limbs. Part III: Overgrowth; Undergrowth; Streeter and Others

Abstract: This article, presented in three sections, review the most commons upper limb malformations and theirs treatments. In this section three there's a discussion about overgrowth; undergrowth; Streeter Syndrome and other malformations. The bibliography is continuous since section one.

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“…The most distal expression of cases in this category includes nail hypoplasia. Although it can occur in proximal structures and affect only the arm, forearm, hand, metacarpus or phalanges in isolation or in combination with any of the mentioned structures (12,16,58,59).…”
Section: Upper Limb Malformations Due To Growth Restriction or Growth Failure: Type Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The most distal expression of cases in this category includes nail hypoplasia. Although it can occur in proximal structures and affect only the arm, forearm, hand, metacarpus or phalanges in isolation or in combination with any of the mentioned structures (12,16,58,59).…”
Section: Upper Limb Malformations Due To Growth Restriction or Growth Failure: Type Vmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is called brachymetacarpia if it presents with isolated metacarpal hypoplasia. On the contrary, patients with hypoplasia of one or more phalanges are said to have brachydactyly (Figure 8) or brachyphalangia (59,60).…”
Section: Brachymetacarpia and Brachidactylymentioning
confidence: 99%