Intercalary Polydactyly
Intercalary polydactyly (also called central polydactyly or mesoaxial polydactyly) means a baby is born with an extra finger or toe that appears between the normal digits, usually in the middle of ...
Intercalary polydactyly (also called central polydactyly or mesoaxial polydactyly) means a baby is born with an extra finger or toe that appears between the normal digits, usually in the middle of ...
Insertional polydactyly is a birth difference where a person has an extra finger or toe that sits “in the middle” of the hand or foot, instead of being next to the thumb/big toe side or the ...
Central polydactyly of the hand is a rare condition present at birth where a person has a partial or complete extra finger in the middle part of the hand (usually the index, middle, or ring finger ...
Congenital myopathy 1A is a genetic muscle condition that usually starts at birth or early childhood. “Congenital” means present from birth, and “myopathy” means a muscle disease. In CMYO1A, the ...
Central core disease is a rare inherited muscle condition that is usually present from birth. It mainly causes ongoing (often non-worsening) weakness in muscles close to the body, like the hips, ...
Central core myopathy is a genetic muscle condition that usually starts at birth or in early childhood. It mainly causes weak muscles, especially in the hips, thighs, and trunk (the “center” of the ...