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Organ/StructureCodeNumberObservationSynonym orRelated Term10068 Hemimelia Ectromelia Absence or shortening of the distal twosegments of limbMay be further defined asbeing fibular, radial, tibial,or ulnar10069 Limb hyperextension Arthrogryposis The excessive extension or straighteningof a limb or a joint10070 Limb hyperflexion Flexed The excessive flexion or bending of alimb or a joint10071 Macromelia An excessive size of one or more limbs10072 Malrotated limb Limb turned toward the center (i.e.,inward rotation) or the periphery (i.e.,outward rotation)10073 Micromelia Nanomelia Acromelia Disproportionately short or small limb(s)10074 Phocomelia Ectromelia Reduction or absence of proximalportion of limb, with the paws beingattached to the trunk of the body10075 Sirenomelia Symelia Fusion of lower limbs May involve lower torsoPaw/Digit 10076 Absent claw Agenesis, Aplastic Refers to distal-most tip,nail10077 Adactyly Agenesis, Aplastic Absence of all digits10078 Apodia Acheiria, Acheiropodia Absence of one or more paws10079 Brachydactyly Microdactyly Shortened digit(s) Expected skeletalalterations includeabsence or shortening ofphalanx(ges)10080 Ectrodactyly Agenesis, Aplastic,OligodactylyNon-preferredTerm Definition NoteAbsence of one or more digit(s)Expected skeletalalterations includeabsence of all phalangesin each affected digit10081 Enlarged digit Dactylomegaly,Macrodactyly10082 Malpositioned claw Displaced, Ectopic Refers to distal-most tip,nail10083 Malpositioned digit Clinodactyly,Camptodactyly,Displaced, EctopicDeflection of digit(s) from the central axis10084 Malrotated paw Clubbed paw, Talipes Paw turned toward the center (i.e.,inward) or the periphery (i.e., outward)10085 Misshapen digit Abnormally shaped,Irregularly shaped10086 Paw hyperextension Arthrogryposis The excessive extension or straighteningof a pawIncludes fixed flexiondeformity of digit(s)TERMINOLOGY OF ANATOMICAL DEFECTS 925© 2006 by Taylor & Francis Group, LLC