Category: Polydactyly

Adhesive short syndactyly is seen mainly in patients with annular constriction (amniotic banding), yet surgery is more difficult and requires a holistic view. Many patients doubt the outcome of the…

Zhang, a basketball player, accidentally poked the little finger of his right hand during an intense game. At that time, he felt some pain in his little finger and did…

Timing of surgery: 1, if it does not affect the normal development of the thumb, about 1 year old is better, when the patient can better cooperate with the treatment,…

Patient: Hello, Dr. Sun! My child was born and found that the right thumb side by side with an extra small finger, there are bones and nails, as if they…

1, in general, there is no fixed answer Not that this kind of surgery must be done at 8 months, 1 year old can not be done, or must be…

When visiting an outpatient clinic, there are always mothers of children with congenital hand and foot deformities who ask why her child has this condition. This is a good question,…

Polydactyly refers to the superfluous fingers other than normal fingers, and its incidence rate is about 1 per thousand. The hand is the most important tool in people’s daily life,…

Congenital thumb polydactyly is one of the most common clinical hand deformities in children. Due to its various types and significant impact on hand function, the postoperative outcome is often…

1. What is polydactyly? Polydactyly, also known as heavy fingers (toes), is a hand (foot) deformity in which the hand (foot) grows more than the normal number of fingers (toes).…

Over the past few years, I have often asked in clinic or received phone/online inquiries from women asking, “What can I do about my long toes, which are unsightly in…