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The principles of management of congenital anomalies of the upper limb
Stewart Watson
 

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Figure W1 A. Typical cleft hand
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Figure W1 B. Same cleft hand after closure and several years growth
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Figure W2 Bilateral radial club hand. The right hand untreated before distraction. The left hand after two months distraction
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Figure W3 A. Constriction of all four fingers
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Figure W3 B. After Z-plasties to the index and ring fingers
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Figure W4 Syndactyly release where the nails were joined, using pulp flaps to resurface the side of the nails
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