Melorheostosis in the pediatric hand

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Abstract

It is important to consider the rare case of a melorheostosis in patients presenting with soft tissue swelling, joint contractures, and “dripping candle wax”-like hyperostoses visible on hand radiographs. Clinical sequelae such as carpal tunnel syndrome or trigger finger have to be ruled out. Symptomatic therapy is usually sufficient.

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Farr, S. (2019). Melorheostosis in the pediatric hand. Clinical Case Reports, 7(5), 1110–1111. https://doi.org/10.1002/ccr3.2160

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