[Multiple synostosis syndrome].
An autosomal dominant syndrome is related to multiple fusion of joints, conductive deafness and craniofacial changes.
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An autosomal dominant syndrome is related to multiple fusion of joints, conductive deafness and craniofacial changes.
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Twenty-two patients for a total of 26 synostoses submitted to surgical treatment at the Rizzoli Orthopaedic Institute were evaluated. Following a critical analysis of the results obtained with various methods of surgical correction, the authors propose what they believe to be the best types of treatment for this rare deformity.
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