Symbrachydactyly
Symbrachydactyly is a condition where some of a child’s fingers are short or missing.
Causes
The cause of symbrachydactyly is unknown.
Diagnosis
Symbrachydactyly is visible at birth and can also be discovered prenatally with an ultrasound. Your doctor will perform X-rays to determine the extent of the condition.
Treatment
Our expert doctors will determine the best approach to treatment and evaluate all options to reach the best outcome for your child.
Non-Surgical Treatment
Treatment of symbrachydactyly varies from child to child. In some cases, no surgery or only minor skin and soft-tissue corrections are needed.
Surgical Treatment
Most of the time, surgery is performed when a child is between 6 and 18 months old. Sometimes, additional surgeries are needed to ensure the long-term health of a child.