Paper - An unusual form of brachyphalangy and syndactyly with double proximal phalanx in the middle fingers (1932)
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Cockayne EA. An unusual form of brachyphalangy and syndactyly, with double proximal phalanx in the middle fingers. (1932) J Anat. 67: 165-167. PMID 17104406
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This historic 1932 paper by Cockayne describes abnormal digit development.
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An Unusual Form of Brachyphalangy and Syndactyly, with Double Proximal Phalanx in the Middle Fingers
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