A case of isolated macrodactyly

Abstract

Macrodactyly can be used synonymously with megalodactyly or digital gigantism. It is characterized by the congenitally large formation of one or more fingers of the hand or foot. Macrodactyly is a rare anomaly. There is a growth in the affected soft tissue and bone. It can clinically cause pain and loss of function, stiffness, finger-tip ulceration, carpal tunnel syndrome in hand (1). Patients diagnosed with macrodactyly should be screened for diseases such as Milroy’s disease, Proteus syndrome and Klippel-Trenaunnay-Weber syndrome. Diagnosis and treatment planning are performed by imaging methods