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Adactylia

Unilateral defects of the hand with absent portions of digits.

Unilateral Terminal Transverse Defects of Hand.

Autosomal dominant.

Unilateral defects of the hand with absent terminal portions of digits 2 to 5. Mildly hypoplastic thumb. Tiny nail remnants on digital stumps.

No known specific considerations with this condition.

Graham JM, Brown FE, Struckmeyer CL, et al: Dominantly inherited unilateral terminal transverse defects of the hand (adactylia) in twin sisters and one daughter. Pediatrics 78:103, 1986. [PubMed: 3725479]

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