Congenital elbow fusion
Congenital elbow fusion is very rare and can occur alone or with other deformities, such as ulna deficiency, carpal, metacarpal or phalangeal fusion or deficiency. When it exists independently, it often affects both elbows and the onset is not related to gender.
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Site of disease:
Elbows -
Infectious :
Not contagious -
Frequent population:
Infants and young children -
Related symptoms:
The forearm has pronation deformity muscle atrophy elbow deformity the forearm has pronation deformity muscle atrophy
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