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Conditions We Treat

Hand Surgery and Congenital Hand Program

In this Section
  • Webbed fingers (syndactyly) repair
  • Extra digit (polydactyly) reconstruction
  • Thumb differences (hypoplasia reconstruction, opponensplasty and pollicization)
  • Missing digits (Amniotic Band reconstruction, symbrachydactyly)
  • Oversized digits (Macrodactyly)
  • Madelung deformity
  • wrist and forearm fractures
  • finger fractures
  • peripheral nerve injuries
  • trigger finger correction
  • repair of nonunion or mal-union of fractures of the hand, wrist, and forearm
  • Tendon repair in the hand, wrist and forearm
  • Excision of tumors from the hand, wrist, and forearm
  • Wrist fusion (i.e. arthrodesis)
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