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Medical experience brings patient results
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Dr Netscher works on deformities, nerve and musculoskeletal injuries of the hand. He has a history of having excellent results which is dependent on the efforts of the physician-patient relationship.
Syndactyly may occur as an isolated birth problem and will generally involve the single webspace between the middle and ring fingers, although other fingers may be affected. Some cases of bilateral symmetric anomalies may be inherited. Certain syndromes may also be associated with syndactyly— the most common of which is Poland syndrome (sequence) in which foreshortened fingers are conjoined or Apert syndrome where there are bilaterally symmetric complex webbing of the fingers and toes.
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David T. Netscher, M.D.
Professor
Division of Plastic Surgery
6624 Fannin #2730
Houston, TX 77030
713-799-8090 phone
713-795-5006 fax
netscher@bcm.tmc.edu |
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