Radioulnar synostosis - illustration of functional difficulties
Diagnosis not applicable
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Inability to supinate the hand, as is the case in radioulnar synostosis, leads to significant difficulty performing activities of daily living. In this example, a boy taking a drink of water with the hand fixed in a hyper-pronated position.