Surgery for Congenital Defects

Deformities present from birth can interfere with proper hand growth and cause significant problems with usage. Most defects, however, can be surgically corrected at a very early age to allow normal development and functioning of the hand. Common congenital defects include short, missing, or deformed fingers, immobile tendons, and abnormal nerves or blood vessels all of which can be treated surgically, with significant improvement.

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