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Bilateral split-hand with bilateral tibial aplasia

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The familial type of congenital split-hand associated with aplasia of the tibia is a very rare anomaly. Moreover, bilateral involvement of the hands and legs of the individual case is much rarer. In this paper, a case showing bilateral split-hand associated with bilateral tibial aplasia is presented, being the fourth case reported in the literature. The relevant literature is also reviewed.

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Sener, R.N., Isikan, E., Diren, H.B. et al. Bilateral split-hand with bilateral tibial aplasia. Pediatr Radiol 19, 258–260 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02386848

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