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Condição causada por falha dos ossos do braço em se desenvolver corretamente durante o período pré-natal. Essa condição é caracterizada pela fusão direta do úmero aos ossos ulnar e radial do braço e, consequentemente, incapacidade de extensão a articulação do cotovelo. Esta condição pode estar associada à embriopatia da talidomida. A confirmação é através da observação da fusão úmero-rádio-ulnar por imagem. | |||
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A condition caused by failure of the arm bones to correctly develop during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by direct fusion of the humerus to the ulnar and radial bones of the arm, and consequent inability to straighten the elbow joint. This condition may be associated with thalidomide embryopathy. Confirmation is through observation of humero-radio-ulnar fusion by imaging. | |||
Revision as of 15:05, 13 August 2026
A condition caused by failure of the arm bones to correctly develop during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by direct fusion of the humerus to the ulnar and radial bones of the arm, and consequent inability to straighten the elbow joint. This condition may be associated with thalidomide embryopathy. Confirmation is through observation of humero-radio-ulnar fusion by imaging.
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| English | Humero-radio-ulnar synostosis |
A condition caused by failure of the arm bones to correctly develop during the antenatal period. This condition is characterised by direct fusion of the humerus to the ulnar and radial bones of the arm, and consequent inability to straighten the elbow joint. This condition may be associated with thalidomide embryopathy. Confirmation is through observation of humero-radio-ulnar fusion by imaging. |
