[Clinodactylies: delta phalanx and Kirner deformity].
Clinodactyly is a symptom defined as an excessive angulation of a finger in the radio ulnar plane. The authors present the various etiologic patterns of clinodactyly, including delta phalanx and Kirner's deformity. Surgical techniques, indications and ideal timing for surgery are detailed.
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Les clinodactylies: phalange delta et déformation de Kirner.