Polydactyly In Babies: Causes, Types & Treatment Explained

Medical Student on Instagram: "Polydactyly in a newborn baby is a condition where the baby is born with extra fingers or toes. Instead of the usual five fingers or toes, the baby may have one or more additional digits. Key points about polydactyly: • It can affect one hand, one foot, or both. • The extra digit may be fully formed (with bone) or small and soft (just skin and tissue). • It is usually present at birth. Causes: • Often genetic and can run in families. • Sometimes occurs as an isolat

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