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Pediatric Congenital

Conditions

• Pediatric congenital hand differences
• Polydacyly (extra fingers, six fingers)
• Syndactyly (joined or webbed fingers)
• Cleft hand
• Absent thumb, absent finger
• Pediatric trigger thumb 
• Arthrogryposis (stiff joints)
• Cerebral palsy (spasticity in hands and upper extremities)
• Amniotic band syndrome
• Trauma and sports injuries to the hands and upper extremities
• Radial longitudinal deficiency (bone missing in arm)
• Bone and soft tissue tumors
• Camptodactyly and clinodactyly (bent or curved finger)
• Macrodactyly (large finger)
• Ulnar longitudinal deficiency (bone missing in arm)
• Madelung’s deformity
• Symbrachydactyly (shortened fingers)
• Brachial plexus injuries
• Birth palsy

Procedures, treatments

• Pollicization