Syndactyly is one of the most common congenital hand anomalies treated by pediatric
plastic surgeons. Established principles of syndactyly separation dictate the timing and order …

PURPOSE: Syndactyly is the second most common congenital malformation of the hand,
and reports of the incidence of web creep after surgery vary. To evaluate our outcomes of …

This article provides an introduction to congenital hand differences by focusing on practical
surgical strategies for treating five commonly encountered conditions, including syndactyly …

Purpose To investigate the efficacy of congenital syndactyly correction with flexion crease
and web space reconstruction using a dorsal hourglass-shaped flap without skin graft …

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 …

Purpose Congenital hand differences are infrequent phenomena, and their treatment
represents a relatively small fraction of cases performed by hand surgeons. Little is known …

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 …

Purpose Interdigitating triangular flaps is the most commonly described technique for
syndactyly release. However, triangular flaps may be associated with flap misalignment, flap …

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 …

An aesthetically pleasing fingertip is an important but often under evaluated goal in
syndactyly release. We assessed the aesthetic fingertip outcome in 26 patients with …