Congenital Problems
“Polydactyly” or extra finger is one of the commonest congenital anomalies of the hand.
Procedure
It depends if the duplication is complete or partial and if it involves a border or central digit.
Results
Evident post operatively and generally good.
Indications
To preserve the dominant component and delete the minor one. Surgery is rarely indicated before the age of two years.
Complications
Procedure related.
Recovery
Procedure related.
Anesthesia
Regional or general.
- What is the purpose of the procedure?
What is the purpose of the procedure?
The goal is to restore normal function and appearance to the hand.
- Category
- Hand, Services
- Body Part
- Hand
- Applicable for Men
- Yes
- Surgical
- Yes