Guelfi M, Camera A, Picchetta F, Pozzolo S, Camera G
Servizio di Ortopedia Infantile, Università di Genova.
Pathologica. 1994 Dec;86(6):681-4.
We report on two unrelated female patients with unilateral macrodactyly of the 1st and 2nd toes and of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th toes, respectively. In addition, they had a local plantar soft tissue lump and radiographically abnormally broad phalanges of the affected toes. These clinical manifestations may represent either an isolated macrodactyly or an extremely localized form of Proteus syndrome.
我们报告了两名无血缘关系的女性患者，分别患有第一和第二趾以及第三、第四和第五趾的单侧巨趾症。此外，她们在足底有局部软组织肿块，影像学检查显示患趾的指骨异常宽阔。这些临床表现可能代表孤立性巨趾症或Proteus综合征的一种极其局限性的形式。
