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Can trichorhinophalangeal syndrome be involved with metatarsus adductus?
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TRPS: While researching your question , there is no specific mention of there being a correlation. However , there are cartilage and bone regulation defects as a result of this genetic abnormality. So , there is a possibility
Answered 4/28/2014
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