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Polydactyly Preaxial

What is Polydactyly Preaxial?

Polydactyly Preaxial is a congenital physical anomaly consisting of additional fingers.

 

Polydactyly Preaxial is a congenital physical anomaly consisting of additional fingers.
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i need help Created by becca
Last updated 9 Dec 2008, 02:49 PM

Posted by becca
9 Dec 2008, 02:49 PM

hey everyone, i'm from a high school in mancelona and i am doing research on polydactylism. we are making brochures and i picked this for my topic. i think it's very interesting to learn about. i was wondering if someone could help me out, please. it would be GREATLY appreciated, thank you!

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Hello,

 

 

I was born with post-axial polydactyly, fully developed and functional.

 

 

Just looking for others with extra digits to chat with :)

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