The Oberg, Manske, and Tonkin Classification of Congenital Upper Limb Anomalies: A Consensus Decision-Making Study for Difficult or Unclassifiable Cases

Keyphrases

• Congenital Upper Limb Anomalies 100%
• Tonkin 100%
• Consensus Decision-making 100%
• Congenital Upper Limb Difference 83%
• Delphi Method 50%
• Cleft Hand 33%
• Pediatric Hand 33%
• Ulnar Longitudinal Deficiency 33%
• Hand Surgeon 33%
• Developmental Biology 16%
• Clinical Practice 16%
• Surgeons 16%
• Classification System 16%
• International Consortium 16%
• Clinical Significance 16%
• Final Yield 16%
• Final Diagnosis 16%
• Polydactyly 16%
• Syndactyly 16%
• Clinical Image 16%
• Symbrachydactyly 16%
• In(III) 16%
• Complex Syndactyly 16%
• Consensus Seeking 16%
• Repeated Efforts 16%
• Underlying Etiologies 16%
• Clinical Radiographs 16%
• Challenges in Diagnosis 16%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Decision Making 100%
• Upper Limb 100%
• Limb Malformation 100%
• Surgeon 50%
• Pediatrics 33%
• Cleft 33%
• Syndactyly 33%
• Diagnosis 16%
• Final Diagnosis 16%
• Polydactyly 16%