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doi: 10.37871/jbres1501
Thumb duplication is a rare anomaly. Here we describe two neonatal cases of thumb duplications, one type II and the other type IV. Seven types have been described in the medical literature. Radiological assessment is important in differentiating between these types.
Neonatal Care, Pediatrics
Neonatal Care, Pediatrics
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