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- - Polydactyly refers to having an extra finger or toe from birth and can occur alone or as part of a syndrome.
- - Treatment options vary from conservative approaches to surgery based on how the extra digit may affect function.
- - The report discusses a case of a bifid 5th digit, aiming to present a new variant that may refine current classifications and enhance patient care.
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Polydactyly is defined as an extra finger or toe that is present at birth. It is a congenital anomaly that can manifest as a single disorder or as a component of a syndrome. Treatment can be conservative or operative depending on the anticipated function of the extra digit. In this report, we describe a case of a bifid 5th digit on the right hand. The aim of this report was to report a new variant of type IIIB described by Duran (2015). This will possibly lead to the modification of the current classifications, which will improve the diagnosis and treatment of patients.
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