Surgical management of adult hand macrodactyly in a 49-year-old patient: A case report

Figure 2 X-ray views of the patient's hand and forearm. A and B: Representative preoperative radiographs showing substantial osteophyte formation around the thumb and index finger joints, with the space between the proximal parts of the first and second metacarpals, as well as the scaphoid, trapezium, and trapezoid bones, having disappeared; C and D: Representative anteroposterior and lateral radiographs of the elbow, revealing hyperostosis at the proximal radius where muscle attachments are present (arrows).