PMC9879004_01
Patient I: sparse eyebrows and hair, prominent forehead, wide eye distance, wide nose bridge, and prominent antihelix stem. His bilateral third, fourth, and fifth fingers were camptodactyly. Mild deformity of the left toe was also present.
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F1
Special appearance: from the beginning of admission, doctors noticed that the boy's neck was stiff; the pediatrician and the physical therapist also confirmed the presence of a moderate form of arthrogryposis involving the elbows and knees, and his bilateral third, fourth, and fifth fingers were camptodactyly (Figure 1).