Syndactyly Repair (Flap/Graft)

This procedure uses local flap rearrangement, supplemented with full-thickness skin grafting when necessary. It often involves separating the soft tissues and possible bony adhesions of adjacent fingers under microscopic magnification, reconstructing the interdigital web and blood supply, and using Z-plasty or other designs to increase skin length; skin grafts may be taken from a donor site for coverage. Postoperative monitoring of blood circulation and swelling, splint protection, with the goal of forming independent fingers and appropriate web depth. The above is general health information, not medical advice; specific details are subject to specialist assessment and hospital protocols.