Ali KARAMAN

İzole postaksiyal politaktili tip A/B'li bir çocuk: Olgu sunumu

Postaksiyalpolidaktili (PAP) ellerin ve/ veya ayakların beşinçi parmağının duplikasyonları ile karaterizedir. îkifenotipik çeşit tanımlanmıştır. Tip A, ekstra parmak tam gelişmiştir. Tip B, beşinci parmağın rudimenter bir eki ile karakterizedir. îsole PAP genellikle otozomal dominant kalıtımlıdır. Biz burada her iki elinde ve ayağında total 24 parmağa sahip izole PAP 'lı nadir bir olguyu rapor ettik.

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İsolated postaxial polydactyly type A/B in a child: Case report

Isolated Postaxial Polydactyly Type A/B in A Child: Case Report Postaxialpolydactyly (PAP) is characterized by fifth digit duplications in hands and/ or feet. Twophenotypic varieties have been described. In type A, the extra digit is fully developed. A rudimentary extra fifth digit charaterises type B. Isolated PAP is usually autosomal dominant inheritance. Herein we reported a rare case with isolated PAP who had both hands and feet with 24 digits in total.

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