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Congenital hand anomalies are birth defects that affect the structure and function of a baby’s hand or upper limb. These conditions may involve extra fingers, missing fingers, fused digits, or underdeveloped hands. While some anomalies are minor and only affect appearance, others can significantly impact function and quality of life.
At the clinic of Prof. Dr. Kamran Khalid in Lahore, we offer specialized evaluation and surgical correction of congenital hand deformities using advanced techniques.
Early evaluation of congenital hand anomalies is crucial for planning treatment that supports both functional use and psychosocial development. Many of these conditions can be treated surgically between 6 months to 2 years of age.
At our center in Lahore, each child receives a customized plan involving:
With extensive training in plastic, reconstructive, and pediatric hand surgery, Dr. Kamran Khalid offers comprehensive care for children with congenital hand deformities.
Whether it's a simple extra digit removal or complex bone/joint reconstruction, you can trust your child’s care to one of Lahore’s most experienced hand surgeons.
If your child shows signs of a hand deformity or congenital anomaly, don’t wait. Early consultation and treatment by a specialist can make a lifetime of difference.
Yes. These procedures are generally safe and performed under general anesthesia. The benefits of improved hand function and aesthetics far outweigh the risks.
The ideal time varies by condition but usually falls between 6 months to 2 years of age for best developmental outcomes.
Yes, post-operative hand therapy is essential to ensure the child regains strength, mobility, and proper hand function.
Some are genetic, while others may occur without a known cause. A consultation with a hand specialist helps determine the exact nature.
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