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Syndactyly is a congenital malformation characterized by the fusion of the fingers, which impedes the movement and function of the arms and\/or legs. This anomaly occurs at the stage of embryonic development, when the tissues responsible for separating the fingers are not formed correctly. Syndactyly can manifest itself in various forms and degrees of severity, ranging from limited movement to complete immobility of the fused fingers. Often, this pathology is accompanied by changes in skin color, structure and mobility of the fingers. The congenital nature of syndactyly requires a comprehensive approach to diagnosis and treatment in order to restore limb function and improve the quality of life of patients.<\/p>\n

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