Syndactyly release may require skin grafting to fill the skin defects, which might lead to
complications or poor cosmetic outcomes. A simple graftless technique for syndactyly …

Aim The aim of the study was to describe the use of a bilobed flap for web formation of
syndactyly release, which decreases the need for graft and also avoids the use of skin …

Purpose Full-thickness skin grafts are classically used for areas of skin deficit in syndactyly
reconstruction surgery. However, skin grafting requires additional time under anesthesia …

We present our results of one-stage resurfacing following syndactyly release with the
Pelnac™ artificial dermal substitute. From 2016 to 2020, raw areas after digit release were …

Syndactyly reconstruction is one of the more common congenital malformations treated by
hand surgeons. Most techniques require full thickness skin grafts for coverage. Methods of …

The results of 144 congenital syndactyly releases over a 12-year period by a single surgeon
using a modified Flatt technique (dorsal hourglass flap, interdigitating zigzag flaps, and full …

Syndactyly release may be done by skin graft or graftless techniques. We prospectively
examined bilateral syndactyly releases in the same patient at one operation. The grafted …

Background Skin grafting for syndactyly repair is time-consuming, and it has the potential
risks of scar contracture and web creep. Several techniques have been described for web …

Background: Can good functional and cosmetic result be achieved in syndactyly separation
using a straight midline incision with a hexagonal dorsal skin flap? Methods: We performed …

Treatment of syndactyly necessitates creation of neo-web space and separation of fingers.
Traditionally, this has been done by use of flaps taken from the dorsum; the resultant raw …