polydactyly (Also polydactylies) : Related Words Words similar in meaning to polydactyly

  • hyperdactyly«
  • polydactylism«
  • hexadactyly«
  • polydactyly«
  • homo«
  • human being«
  • human«
  • man«
  • poly-«
  • finger«
  • polydactylous«
  • dactyl«
  • dactyly«
  • extra digit«
  • polydactyl«
  • synpolydactyly«
  • digit«
  • sexdactyly«
  • extra finger«
  • polysyndactyly«
  • radial polydactyly«
  • duplication«
  • ulnar polydactyly«
  • humans«
  • hand«
  • central polydactyly«
  • syndrome«
  • thumb«
  • wassel type«
  • ulnar thumb«
  • ulnar«
  • humankind«
  • contralateral thumb«
  • biological science«
  • abductor digiti minimi«
  • biology«
  • toe«
  • human beings«
  • distal component«
  • mankind«
  • suture ligation«
  • humanity«
  • syndactyly«
  • human race«
  • mutation«
  • metacarpal«
  • world«
  • patient«
  • collateral ligament«
  • radial thumb«
  • minimus«
  • periosteal sleeve«
  • congenital disorder«
  • bilhaut«
  • congenital defect«
  • accessory digit«
  • congenital anomaly«
  • foot«
  • congenital abnormality«
  • type«
  • cryobiology«
  • postaxial polydactyly«
  • palaeobiology«
  • wassel«
  • bionomics«
  • neurovascular bundle«
  • exobiology«
  • nubbin«
  • anthropoid«
  • left hand«
  • cytology«
  • incidence«
  • humanness«
  • nail bed«
  • proximal phalanx«
  • radiobiology«
  • limb«
  • paleobiology«
  • tendon«
  • morphology«
  • birth defect«
  • live birth«
  • biogeography«
  • type b ulnar polydactyly«
  • molecular biology«
  • type a ulnar polydactyly«
  • genetic science«
  • neurobiology«
  • top plasty«
  • residual nubbin«
  • hominid«
  • reconstructed joint«
  • syndactylism«
  • collateral ligament reconstruction«
  • phytology«
  • ligation«
  • ablation«
  • thumb size«
  • organiser region«
  • supernumerary finger«
  • nail deformity«
  • functional thumb«
  • skin bridge«
  • astrobiology«
  • neonatal nursery«
  • manhood«
  • excision«
  • sociobiology«
  • angular deformity«
  • zoological science«
  • genetics«
  • holt–oram syndrome«
  • physiology«
  • caucasian«
  • microbiology«
  • hypoplastic thumb«
  • zoology«
  • phalanx«
  • space biology«
  • index finger«
  • biologist«
  • soft tissue«
  • imperfect«
  • meckel syndrome«
  • botany«
  • mcp joint«
  • embryology«
  • degree«
  • frail«
  • bardet–biedl syndrome«
  • modern man«
  • study«
  • ecology«
  • gene«
  • life scientist«
  • neuroma«
  • forestry«
  • treatment«
  • environmental science«
  • ectopic expression«
  • metacarpophalangeal joint«
  • distal phalanx«
  • normal component«
  • classification«
  • pedicle«
  • articular surface«
  • ulnar collateral ligament«
  • cloquet«
  • apb«
  • gravity fall«
  • common situation«
  • baby«
  • surgical intervention«
  • infection«
  • stephan«
  • christening«
  • deformity«
  • incision«
  • reconstruction«
  • procedure«
  • zachariah dean«
  • yoandri hernández garrido«
  • vizier count tyrone rugen«
  • visible radial skin tag«
  • visible broadening«
  • vestigial digit«
  • varalakshmi v«
  • unacceptable bump«
  • ulnar type b«
  • ulnar polydactyly exists«
  • ulnar element«
  • ulnar digit«
  • type b polydactyly«
  • top plasty reconstruction«
  • top plasty procedure«
  • thumb polydactyly«
  • thumb duplication«
  • thumb component«
  • tendon insert«
  • tendon centralization«
  • temtamy«
  • tada ’s study«
  • syndactylous duplication«
  • surgical outcome study«
  • supernumerary thumb«
  • sufficient thumb size«
  • substantive outcome study«
  • subsequent autoamputation«
  • stiff reconstructed finger«
  • standard ray fashion«
  • stable thumb«
  • space soft tissue«
  • sixth metacarpal«
  • short rib polydactyly«
  • secondary surgical procedure«
  • satisfactory surgical correction«
  • sagittal osteotomy«
  • residual thumb«
  • residual tender«
  • reconstructed finger«
  • ray amputation«
  • rapid limb development«
  • radial digit«
  • radial collateral band«
  • proximal component«
  • procedure civilly«
  • preaxial polydactyly«
  • preaxial«
  • postaxial hand polydactyly«
  • pliny,.«
  • phalangeal wedge osteotomy«
  • performance troupe due«
  • perfect toe«
  • pendelton ward«
  • pedicled ulnar extra digit«
  • other signal transduction pathway«
  • osseous deformity«
  • norio nanjo«
  • nonsyndactylous duplication«
  • negroid ethnicity«
  • mixed human«
  • mirror hand deformity«
  • mcp joint deviation«
  • mcp flection«
  • marfa ignatyevna«
  • lower styrian baron johann jacob freiherr von moscon«
  • larger distal component«
  • kamani hubbard«
  • isolated congenital condition«
  • ip joint level«
  • ip joint deviation«
  • intraoperative creativity«
  • hypoplastic joint«
  • hypoplastic component«
  • humans/animals«
  • hoxd cluster«
  • hoxa-«
  • grigory vasilievich kutuzov«
  • functional supranumerary digit«
  • few clinical outcome study«
  • examiner ’s assessment«
  • embryonic failure«
  • embryologic period«
  • early osteotomy«
  • duplicate middle finger«
  • consolidated digit«
  • congenital upper extremity deformity«
  • congenital thumb duplication«
  • congenital hand surgeon«
  • congenital constriction band syndrome«
  • congenital anomaly result«
  • composite wedge resection«
  • composite digit«
  • complex tendon anomaly«
  • complex polydactyly«
  • complete functioning digit«
  • complete digital duplication«
  • common metacarpal articulation«
  • common isolated disorder«
  • common congenital hand disorder«
  • comicbook el eternauta«
  • comedy adventure book«
  • chieri offspring«
  • character kogan iwamoto«
  • central polydactyly reconstruction«
  • central duplication«
  • broad metacarpal head«
  • blue meany specie«
  • b. in type a«
  • axial digit«
  • average ip flexion«
  • articular stability«
  • armless circus freak«
  • angular growth deformity«
  • anatomic component«
  • american prodigious math«
  • american chicago blue guitarist hound dog taylor«
  • akshat saxena«
  • african black child«
  • african ancestry ulnar polydactyly«
  • adequate web«
  • absent radial collateral ligament«
  • abnormal fork«
  • child«
  • dog«
  • extent«
  • zag incision«
  • vps25 gene«
  • volcacius sedigitus«
  • title character mohun biswas«
  • skeletal duplication«
  • ryuu dojo«
  • regulatory element responsible«
  • reconstructed thumb«
  • polydactyly limb patterning model«
  • patients’ hand«
  • nagare boshi«
  • lateral tissue«
  • kinzo ushiromiya«
  • japanese murder mystery dōjin soft visual«
  • intermetacarpal ligament«
  • heritage chicken breed«
  • hemingway mutant«
  • greig cephalopolysyndactyly«
  • genetic invariance«
  • cleft lip/palate syndrome«
  • central bone«
  • biemond syndrome«
  • autosomal recessive transmission«
  • level«
  • ip«
  • skin pedicle«
  • schubert impromptu«
  • proximal level«
  • osseous structure«
  • normal thumb«
  • normal digit«
  • multifactorial trait«
  • john dolan vincent«
  • elliptical incision«
  • common articulation«
  • ci«
  • wassel classification«
  • vater association«
  • sixfinger«
  • rudimentary finger«
  • opponens pollicis muscle«
  • mummy hand«
  • genetic mechanism responsible«
  • fewer finger«
  • animated tv adaptation«
  • amputated digit«
  • shh gene«
  • pallister–hall syndrome«
  • mohr syndrome«
  • mckusick–kaufman syndrome«
  • lmbr1 gene«
  • ligamentous structure«
  • gideon gleeful«
  • entire ray«
  • cleft hand«
  • catholic dissenter«
  • amputated thumb«
  • joint«
  • size mismatch«
  • residual tissue«
  • greig cephalopolysyndactyly syndrome«
  • dry gangrene«
  • double thumb«
  • developmental patterning«
  • detective adrian monk«
  • adjacent finger«
  • scar«
  • nail«
  • stanford pine«
  • smith–lemli–opitz syndrome«
  • minor mutation«
  • ligament reconstruction«
  • craig clevenger«
  • cosmetic outcome«
  • congenital physical anomaly«
  • autosomal dominant transmission«
  • anatomical component«
  • veinticuatro«
  • hoxd13«
  • character hannibal lecter«
  • asymmetric growth«
  • acrocallosal syndrome«
  • triphalangeal thumb«
  • other syndrome«
  • ligamentous attachment«
  • flection«
  • axial alignment«
  • african female«
  • category«
  • advanced alien specie«
  • function«
  • stage classification«
  • polarizing activity«
  • digital syndrome«
  • zpa«
  • functional range«
  • ellis–van creveld syndrome«
  • polydactyl cat«
  • oligodactyly«
  • legius syndrome«
  • flexion contracture«
  • earliest tetrapod«
  • caucasian female«
  • silkies«
  • rear paw«
  • hong hong«
  • shigurui«
  • mr biswas«
  • gli3«
  • angular deviation«
  • disadvantage«
  • tissue«
  • speculative fiction author«
  • kirschner wire«
  • autosomal dominant mutation«
  • abnormal feature«
  • presence«
  • potential child«
  • fingered hand«
  • extra skin«
  • basal cell nevus syndrome«
  • physical anomaly«
  • norwegian lundehund«
  • joint contracture«
  • el pulpo«
  • triplication«
  • extra toe«
  • zerah colburn«
  • extensor pollicis longus«
  • dewclaw«
  • cartoon«
  • taybi syndrome«
  • african male«
  • wife jiang qing«
  • extensor tendon«
  • radial collateral ligament«
  • carpometacarpal joint«
  • hypoplastic«
  • posterior limb«
  • hereditary trait«
  • ectrodactyly«
  • antonio alfonseca«
  • variable expression«
  • mckusick«
  • héctor germán oesterheld«
  • alex hirsch«
  • mouse«
  • type classification«
  • cat population«
  • complication«
  • flexor pollicis longus«
  • vascular supply«
  • surgeon«
  • growth direction«
  • bone grafting«
  • incomplete penetrance«
  • growth arrest«
  • great pyrenees«
  • hand function«
  • flexor tendon«
  • development path«
  • garfield sobers«
  • ectodermal dysplasia«
  • caucasian male«
  • type iib«
  • operative treatment«
  • darkover series«
  • specific locus«
  • danny garcia«
  • purported author«
  • chrysalids«
  • type iia«
  • type vii«
  • catherynne m. valente«
  • autosomal dominant manner«
  • monk«
  • the brother karamazov«
  • skeletal abnormality«
  • osteotomy«
  • farewell my concubine«
  • congenital deformity«
  • catgut«
  • rebalancing«
  • ancient hero«
  • nayanthara«
  • genetic syndrome«
  • fanconi anemia«
  • molecular research«
  • subsequent closure«
  • surgical option«
  • grigory«
  • preimplantation genetic diagnosis«
  • main character«
  • complication rate«
  • goal«
  • surgery«
  • francisco solano lópez«
  • gattaca«
  • age«
  • rare situation«
  • bone«
  • seven star«
  • native african«
  • kogan«
  • gemma arterton«
  • front paw«
  • ray imaging«
  • physis«
  • spanish«
  • character«
  • simple procedure«
  • hampton hawes«
  • cat«
  • surgical excision«
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