Case Report: Case of Bilateral Little Finger Kirner's Deformity

Dr Tejas Dhage | Dr Deepesh Daultani | Dr Harold Dsouza | Dr Neeraj Shetty | Dr Nithin K M

Abstract: Kirners's deformity is an uncommon deformity of finger, characterized by palmo radial curvature of distal phalanx of fifth finger. The mechanism remains unknown. Despite the symptom of being painless the patients may have swelling of DIP joint and development of watch glass nail in the involved fingers. We present a 14 yr old boy with bilateral little finger kirner deformity in this case report.

Keywords: Kirner deformity

Edition: Volume 11 Issue 4, April 2022,

Pages: 993 - 994

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Case Report: Case of Bilateral Little Finger Kirner's Deformity

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