Polydactyly - an infant's hand
From DrKoop's partner site on cholesterol, CholesterolNetwork.com
Extra digits may be present as an isolated finding, or they may occur as part of a syndrome, in which case other abnormalities are usually present. The most common form of polydactyly is an extra little finger.
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