Goldstein's Toe Sign

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"Goldstein's Toe Sign" is associated with Dr. Hyman Isaac Goldstein (1887-1954), an American physician and medical historian. It is defined by "Who Named it"[1] as a "clinical sign characterized by increased space between the great toe and the adjoining toe, seen in cases of Down's Syndrome and occasionally in cretinism." (1)

__________NOTES and CITATIONS 1 "Who Baned It" web site

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