Table 13.13.2
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Types of radial dysplasia (Bayne and Klug 1987)
TypeRadiusTreatment

I

Short but normal radius (2nd commonest type)

Do nothing or lengthen radius

II

Hypoplastic radius (rarest)

lengthen radius

III

Partial absence, usually distal portion

Centralization/radialization with or without prior distraction

IV

Complete absence (commonest)

Centralization/radialization with or without prior distraction

TypeRadiusTreatment

I

Short but normal radius (2nd commonest type)

Do nothing or lengthen radius

II

Hypoplastic radius (rarest)

lengthen radius

III

Partial absence, usually distal portion

Centralization/radialization with or without prior distraction

IV

Complete absence (commonest)

Centralization/radialization with or without prior distraction

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