Trevor's 1950 case series of 8 pediatric patients describes tarso-epiphysial aclasis — later called dysplasia epiphysealis hemimelica — as a congenital developmental error of the epiphysis. The paper asks: what are the clinical, radiographic, operative, and histologic features of this distinct disorder, and how should it be treated?
Trevor's 1950 case series of 8 pediatric patients describes tarso-epiphysial aclasis — later called dysplasia epiphysealis hemimelica — as a congenital developmental error of the epiphysis. The paper asks: what are the clinical, radiographic, operative, and histologic features of this distinct disorder, and how should it be treated?