<unk>  is almost exclusively a product of an error during the dividing of embryonic cells in utero. Other causes of synostosis (bone fusion) could include a surgical 'screwing together' of two bones, a very advanced case of arthritis leading to self-fusion of a joint by an internal process within the body or some other very traumatic event. The birth defect responsible for<unk>  is thought to often be an autosomal dominant genetic condition. This means that if you have a parent with the disorder it is highly likely to be passed on to offspring.
Tarsal coalition
Carpal coalition
Bimalleolar fracture
Back strain
Clavicle fracture
Calcaneal fracture
Joint dislocation
Greenstick fracture