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Introduction
Incidence : 1 in 600 live births
Only a fraction are defects severe enough
operative treatment
Cause :
Heritable genetic mutations
Intrauterine damage :
Drugs
Infection
Ionizing radiation
UNKNOWN
Introduction
Clinical examination in Orthopedics :
Hx :
Symptoms (deformity/dysfunction)
Physical examination
Look
Feel
Move
Other investigation :
Imaging
Laboratory
General considerations
Abnormalities of upper extremity part of
larger syndrome/isolated condition
Radial dysplasia associated with VACTERL;
Vertebral anomalies
Anal atresia
Cardiovascular anomalies
Tracheo-Oesophageal Fistula
Renal anomalies
Limb defect
Classification
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2.
3.
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Failure of formation
Failure of differentiation
Duplication
Undergrowth
Overgrowth
Congenital band syndrome
Generalized skeletal anomalies
Syndactyly
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Syndactyly
Look :
deformity of fingers
Feel :
Web of fingers
Move :
Adjacent fingers
Polydactyly
Extra digits
Pre-axial, post axial,
central
Painless
Unable move
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"Notta's node"
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Feel :
Nottas node
Move :
triggering
Clinodactyly
Bent sideways
Abnormal shaped
middle phalang
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Camptodactyly
Bent finger
flexion deformity
Abnormal muscle
insertion
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Constriction rings
Localized
strangulation
Swollen, and cyanotic
Painfull
Auto amputation
threatening
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Salam A.M.S.(Ortho), MRCS ( Edin) Fellow in Limb lengthening and reconstruction ( USA), Coimbatore Tamil Nadu, India
Salam A.M.S.(Ortho), MRCS ( Edin) Fellow in Limb lengthening and reconstruction ( USA), Coimbatore Tamil Nadu, India
Treatment
Conservative
Stretching
Splinting
Operative considerations
Function
Progression of deformity
Appearance
Pain