论文信息 - Dermatoglyphics in distal phalangeal hypoplasia.

Dermatoglyphics in distal phalangeal hypoplasia.

There is a close relationship between distal phalangeal hypoplasia and a high incidence of arches in fingerprints and toeprints. A hypothesis is offered that the hypoplastic phalangeal skeleton was associated with underdevelopment of the digital pads at the time the dermal ridges were laid down.

M. Robinow | G. F. Johnson

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