Definition: Hypoidosis, also known as hypertrophic dysplasia of the thumb or finger, is a condition in which the tendons in the fingers and thumbs become inflamed and thickened. It's characterized by an abnormality in the shape of the fingers, which can cause pain and difficulty with movement. This condition can be caused by several factors such as genetics, trauma to the hand, or certain medications. Treatment options for hypoidosis may include medication to reduce inflammation, surgery to remove
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