Ectrodactilia que afecta a tres extremidades

Ectrodactyly, also known as syndrome Karsch-Neugebauer, consists of a congenital deformity autosomal dominant pattern in one or more extremities, is characterized by the absence of fingers that bind especially in feet and deform in syndactyly shaped clamp. Although it is a rare condition, in some African populations is most often found as a tribal hereditary characteristic. This paper reports the case of a farmer originary from the hot zone of Guerrero in who three of the extremities are affected by this rare congenital malformation.