Etiology
1. Idiopathic
Signs
1. Unilateral joint deformity
2. Knobby fingers
3. Genu Valgum
Radiology: XRay
1. Bones shortened
2. Rarefied shaft with streaks
3. Dilated cortex
4. Translucent metaphysis

Dyschondroplasias (C0013366)
Concepts	Congenital Abnormality (T019)
MSH	D010009
SnomedCT	254143008, 205471005, 268274005, 16535008, 205469005
English	Dyschondroplasia, Dyschondroplasia NOS, DYSCHONDROPLASIA, Dyschondroplasias, dyschondroplasia, dyschondroplasia (diagnosis), Dyschondroplasia (disorder), Dyschondroplasia NOS (disorder)
Dutch	dyschondroplasie, Dyschondroplasie
French	Dyschondroplasie, Dyschondroplasies
German	Dyschondroplasie, Dyschondroplasien
Italian	Discondroplasia
Portuguese	Discondroplasia, Discondroplasias
Spanish	Discondroplasia, Dyschondroplasia, Discondroplasias, discondroplasia (trastorno), discondrodisplasia, no especificada (trastorno), discondrodisplasia, no especificada, discondroplasia
Japanese	軟骨形成不全症, ﾅﾝｺﾂｹｲｾｲﾌｾﾞﾝｼｮｳ
Czech	Dyschondroplazie
Hungarian	Dyschondroplasia
Sources	Derived from the NIH UMLS (Unified Medical Language System)

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