Every child with radial longitudinal deficiency is unique and therefore is treated individually. While there are general principles in treatment and these principles may be applied to most children, we begin care by working to understand each child and each family. In a child with radial longitudinal deficiency presenting for evaluation, we consider many factors as we […]
Month: February 2015
Nora Lesion
A Nora Lesion is also knows as a bizarre parosteal osteochondromatous proliferation. This tumor is a bony outgrowth on the outside of the bone, typically found in the fingers and off of the phalangeal bones. The sexes are affected equally. There is an occasional history of trauma but this may not be truly relevant. […]