Presentation
Kickboxing injury. Normal variant on radiographs.
Patient Data
Age: 22-year-old
Gender: Male
From the case:
Third, fourth and fifth toe symphalangism
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Bones and joint spaces are preserved. No signs of fractures. Third, fourth and fifth toe symphalangism (variant).
Case Discussion
Normal exam showing third, fourth and fifth toe symphalangism.
Symphalangism refers to ankylosis of the interphalangeal joints (i.e. fusion of the phalanges) in either the toes or the fingers.
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