Congenital Hand Differences

med's go on Instagram: "The correct answer is A) Poland syndrome . Poland syndrome is a rare congenital anomaly classically defined by unilateral absence (or hypoplasia) of the pectoralis major muscle (especially the sternal head) combined with ipsilateral hand anomalies on the same side, most commonly syndactyly, brachydactyly, or even ectrodactyly (short or missing fingers). The combination of absent pectoral muscle + ipsilateral finger anomalies is virtually pathognomonic and occurs in almost

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