Table 2 Phenotype in 14 patients, determined by clinical examination, and an additional radiological examination in nine of the 14.
| ID | Hands | Feet | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Right | Left | Right | Left | |
| V:4 | Clinically described in the original paper by Mohr and Wriedt | |||
| V:5 | Clinically described in the original paper by Mohr and Wriedt | |||
| VI:8 | Absent 2nd mesophalanx, milder shortening of 3rd, 4th, | Absent 2nd mesophalanx, 3rd meso‐ | Hypoplastic middle | Similar to |
| and 5th mesophalanges with slightly camptodactyly in the | phalanx short with camptodactyly in | phalanges 2–5 | right foot | |
| 4th DIP joint. Radiographs showed short 1st and 2nd | the MP and DIP joints. Flexion was | |||
| proximal phalanges bilaterally | limited in the 4th DIP joint | |||
| VI:10 | Short 2nd mesophalanx and clinodactyly of the 5th DIP | Short 2nd mesophalanx and | Broad foot, hallux | Normal |
| joint. Radiographs showed short 1st proximal phalanx | clinodactyly of the 5th DIP joint | overriding 2nd toe | ||
| bilaterally | ||||
| VI:12 | The 2nd mesophalanx slightly short compared to the 4th | Similar to right hand | Normal | Normal |
| mesophalanx. Radiographs showed short 1st metacarpals | ||||
| VI:15 | The 2nd mesophalanx slightly short compared to the 4th | Normal | Normal | Normal |
| mesophalanx | ||||
| VI:17 | Short 2nd mesophalanx, limited flexion of the 4th DIP joint | Short 2nd mesophalanx | Short 2nd toe | Normal |
| VII:11 | Absent 2nd mesophalanx and ulnar deviation in the 2nd DIP | Similar to the right hand | Hypoplastic middle | Similar to |
| joint. The 3rd, 4th and 5th mesophalanges were short with | phalanges 2, 4, | right foot | ||
| clinodactyly and limited flexion in the 5th DIP joint. Radio‐ | and 5 | |||
| graphs showed long 2nd distal phalanges | ||||
| VII:18 | Short 2nd and 5th mesophalanges with clinodactyly of the | Similar to the right hand | Normal | Normal |
| 5th DIP joint | ||||
| VII:19 | The 2nd mesophalanx slightly short compared to the 4th | Similar to the right hand | Normal | Normal |
| mesophalanx. Radiographs in addition showed a short 3rd | ||||
| mesophalanx and short 1st distal phalanx bilaterally | ||||
| VII:20 | The 2nd mesophalanx slightly short compared to the 4th | Similar to the right hand | Normal | Normal |
| mesophalanx | ||||
| VII:22 | Short 2nd mesophalanx and clinodactyly of the | Short 2nd mesophalanx | Broad | Broad |
| 5th DIP joint | ||||
| VIII:5 | Short 2nd mesophalanx | Similar to the right hand | Normal | 2nd |
| mesophalanx | ||||
| hypoplastic | ||||
DIP, distal interphalangeal; MP, metacarpal phalangeal.