Table 4

- Prevalence of the most common different congenital upper limb anomalies based on anatomical location.

Anatomical locationsn (%)
Finger
Polydactyly radial41 (18.5)
Syndactyly simple36 (16.2)
Polydactyly ulnar19 (8.6)
Symbrachydactyly9 (4.1)
Syndactyly complex9 (4.1)
Polysyndactyly radial7 (3.2)
Camptodactyly4 (1.8)
Thumb in palm deformity4 (1.8)
Triphalangeal thumb3 (1.4)
Brachydactyly2 (0.9)
Constriction band sequence2 (0.9)
Macrodactyly1 (0.5)
Synopolydactyly thumb1 (0.5)
Thumb hypoplasia1 (0.5)
Hand
Cleft hand7 (3.2)
Enchondromatosis2 (0.9)
Forearm
Club hand radial13 (5.9)
Club hand ulnar6 (2.7)
Synostosis radioulnar6 (2.7)
Exostosis forearm3 (1.4)
Congenital dislocation of the radial head2 (0.9)
Fibrous dysplasia1 (0.5)
Madelung deformity1 (0.5)
Shoulder
Sprengel’s scapula13 (5.9)
Syndromes
Poland syndrome5 (2.3)
Down syndrome3 (1.4)
Cenani Lenz syndrome2 (0.9)
Apert syndrome1 (0.5)
Ellis van creveld syndrome1 (0.5)
Larsen syndrome1 (0.5)
Rubinstein Taybi syndrome1 (0.5)
Vactrels syndrome1 (0.5)
Whole limb
Epiphyseal abnormalities5 (2.3)
Hemihypertrophy5 (2.3)
Arthrogryposis3 (1.4)
Neurofibromatosis1 (0.5)
Total222 (100)

Values are presented as numbers and percentages (%).