acromicry

the doctor noted the patient's distinct facial acromicry during the physical examination.

acromicry is often identified by abnormally small hands and feet in affected individuals.

genetic testing helps determine if the observed acromicry is linked to a specific syndrome.

researchers compared the clinical data to better understand the causes of acromicry.

unlike acromegaly, acromicry involves a reduction in the size of the extremities.

the medical student wrote a thesis on the rare symptoms associated with acromicry.

endocrinologists look for hormonal imbalances that might contribute to the development of acromicry.

severe cases of acromicry can affect fine motor skills and dexterity.

the textbook illustrates the skeletal differences caused by congenital acromicry.

pediatricians monitor growth patterns to detect early signs of acromicry in children.

the diagnosis of acromicry requires a careful analysis of skeletal development.

pathologists studied the tissue samples to find the biological markers of acromicry.