This is a child with syndactyly and cleft foot, and the syndactyly is somewhat severe.It could be divided into two surgeries, but doing so would increase the number of surgical procedures and the associated pain for the child.Is it possible to complete the separation in a single surgery?
Actually, it is possible, but it requires precise and meticulous surgery to ensure that blood circulation is not affected.
Currently, our surgeries have been quite successful, achieving the expected results before the operation.We were able to separate all the toes that could be separated in one go, resolving the issue of cleft foot.
For this child, as long as the healing process proceeds smoothly without excessive scar formation, we won't need to perform additional interventions on the child's foot.We will assess the situation after the child has grown and developed further.
