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FIG. 1
(A) Palmar surface of the hands shows absent flexion creases (arrows) of
bilateral thumbs. Thenar eminence atrophy is absent (asterisk).
(B) X-ray of the hands demonstrated both-side hypoplastic thumb type 1
Radiograph of both hands shows mild skeletal and soft tissue hypoplasia
of bilateral thumbs.
(C) Functional limitation in holding a pen; note the weakness of active
flexion of the interphalangeal joints of both the thumbs.
(D) Dorsal view of both thumbs. Minor hypoplasia of both the thumbs and
absence of dorsal wrinkles are seen (arrows).
FIG.2
(A) Dorsal view of both feet demonstrated minor hypoplasia of the both
halluxes and absence of dorsal wrinkles are seen.
(B) X-ray of the both feet demonstrated both-side hypoplastic hallux
with an avulsion fracture in the right hallux because of previous
trauma.