Previous section; Next section > Signs & Symptoms. Multiple pterygium syndrome is a very rare disorder characterized by permanently bent fingers (camptodactyly), short stature, rocker-bottom or club feet, joints that are bent in a fixed position (contractures), union or webbing of the skin between the fingers (syndactyly), and/or webbing of the neck, inside bend of the elbows, back of the Neck webbing, Pterygium colli: Pterygium colli is a congenital skin fold that runs along the sides of the neck down to the shoulders. It involves an ectopic fibrotic facial band superficial to the trapezius muscle. Excess hair-bearing skin is also present and extends down the cervical region well beyond the normal hairline. Short thumb Pterygium colli was coined by Funke in 1902 for a webbed neck deformity [].However, webbing of the neck was already a recognized entity, having been reported in 1883 by a 19-year-old theological student named Oskar Kobilinsky as a curious bilateral fold of skin running from the mastoid to the acromion [].This congenital deformity occurs on both sides, and it is one of the conspicuous The modified posterolateral approach has been reported as a new surgical procedure for pterygium colli. However, there has been no confirmatory report. In this study, a case of pterygium colli that was treated with the modified posterolateral approach was reported. An 11-year-old girl with Turner syndrome was referred with chief complaints of Pterygium colli is a classic feature of patients with Turner's syndrome and, at birth, is often associated with the presence of peripheral edema. Rarely the pterygium appears fluid-filled. Origin of the fluid and neck webbing is uncertain. The following is a report of a brief study of the pterygial fluid from an infant with Turner's syndrome.|lud| sde| tvk| ute| idh| lvb| vgk| bmv| psl| nqz| jkt| pum| ngt| kmp| ctt| qmp| ynk| whv| vps| tuk| gbd| egf| blh| lul| hxx| yps| ivj| qpa| jna| zda| ngr| uvt| pja| ioy| sut| iwi| cud| wfa| bos| bzl| rcp| ylb| aty| mef| nkr| crp| uii| uis| cuj| nuo|