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At the level of the medial tibial segment, bone exostosis can be observed on the deep planars, ~4 cm of diameter.
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At the level of the medial tibial segment a bone exostosis is found on the deep planars, ~4 cm of diameter ( Figure 1, Figure 2).
Amputation of the distal phalanges of the first, second, third and fourth fingers, repeated due to recurrence.
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At the level of the medial tibial segment a bone exostosis is found on the deep planars, ~4 cm of diameter ( Figure 1, Figure 2).
Malformations of the left lower limbs, (hip, knee and ankle), evident at the joint and periarticular level, where diffused exostoses are present.
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Both the ankle and the foot appeared to be twice the size of the contralateral limb for bone hyperplasia and connective tissue ( Figure 3, Figure 4).
Complete ankylosis of the plantar flexion of 32 degrees.
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Both the ankle and the foot appeared to be twice the size of the contralateral limb for bone hyperplasia and connective tissue ( Figure 3, Figure 4).
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