Titlebook: Congenital Deformities of the Hand; An Atlas of Their Su Walter Blauth,Frank R. Schneider-Sickert Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelbe

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From Mobile Crimes to Crimes of Mobility,one notices in . a line of progression by lack of differentiation in width (fushion, proximal skeletal aplasia) from central to distal segments; in ., on the other hand, excessive differentiation (partitioning) occurs from distal to central segments.

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Numerical Variations,one notices in . a line of progression by lack of differentiation in width (fushion, proximal skeletal aplasia) from central to distal segments; in ., on the other hand, excessive differentiation (partitioning) occurs from distal to central segments.

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Introduction,xperience, because these deformities are rare and vary greatly in appearance. The rapid progress in hand surgery has made it impossible to give up-to-date information in textbooks and surgical manuals. Frequently they still describe operations that have been proven to be of doubtful value or have been replaced by better procedures.

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Hypoplasias and Aplasias of Finger Joints,idual fingers in connection with other abnormalities, e.g., syndactyly, Polydactyly, and cleft hands (for review, see . 1974; . 1937). The Anglo-American term commonly applied to these malformations is “symphalangism” (. 1916)

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Stuart S. Brown,Margaret G. Hermannf its base is located at the tip of the IIIrd ray and/or its adjacent interdigital spaces, taking the normal hand as a baseline. Major involvement of the radial side, which is formed during a later stage of biogenesis, results in wider defects.

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Peripheral Hypoplasias,ts, also called ., might best be classified as a separate entity. However, this is unnecessary for our discussion of methods of treatment; operative problems can be outlined quite accurately according to the main characteristics of the anomalies.

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Introduction,esponsibility of the surgeon should not be underestimated. Orthopaedists and other surgeons interested in this field will gain only limited personal experience, because these deformities are rare and vary greatly in appearance. The rapid progress in hand surgery has made it impossible to give up-to-

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Peripheral Hypoplasias,rooves and allied acral absences” (. 1974)] and various types of .. To date these deformities, diversiform in their etiologic pathogenesis and morphology, have still not been categorized in any useful manner. For purposes of morphology and operating technique, unilateral amputation-like finger defec