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Rudimentary polydactyly presenting as a claw

Baden et al., 1976

Document ID: 13353054173960958038
Author: Baden H; Alper J; Lee L
Publication year: 1976
Publication venue: Archives of Dermatology

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• A patient with a congenital claw-like lesion of the finger was studied to determine the nature of the tissue. A variety of biochemical techniques and histological examinations indicated that the lesion was an example of rudimentary polydactyly covered with stratum …

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