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brachydactyly

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"type A: brachymesophalangy"

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"type A1: Farabee type"

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"type A2: Mohr-Wriedt type"

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"type A3: brachydactyly with clinodactyly"

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"type A4: Temtamy type"

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"type C: Haws type"

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"type E: brachymetacarpia and brachymetatarsia"

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Acronyms

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"Different types of brachydactyly are classified according to their clinical and radiographic features of phalangeal or metacarpal involvement. The Bell classification was initially proposed in 1951 and further elaborated by Temtamy ⁵ et al. in 1978, and at the time of writing (July 2016) is the most widely accepted classification. This classification delineates five major types (A-E):"

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"types B and E combined: Ballard syndrome or Pitt-Williams type"

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"Basal cell naevus syndrome"

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"Fanconi anaemia"

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