M. M. AL-QATTAN, Muneera Al-Husain
Abstract
The literature states that all patients with Apert's syndrome should have complex (osseous) syndactyly of the index, middle and ring fingers. We describe a case of Apert's syndrome with simple syndactyly and recommend extending the classification of hand anomalies in Apert's syndrome.
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The literature states that all patients with Apert's syndrome should have complex (osseous) syndactyly of the index, middle and ring fingers. We describe a case of Apert's syndrome with simple syndactyly and recommend extending the classification of hand anomalies in Apert's syndrome.
Key concepts: Apert syndrome, Medicine, Dermatology, Dysostosis, Anatomy, Surgery, Congenital disease, Craniosynostosis