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Mallet deformity @right little finger
Fracture happens 6 years back at 5th metacarple and little finger , metacarple heels but due to neglected mallet finger ... deformity happened...doctor advice for surgery...should I go for surgery..will any chance of complications will arise ...will it cure perfacly after surgery...
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Do you have some fresh x-rays???
Do you have any problem with that deformity??
First think on it wisely.....
Surgery is not complicated but what you want to achieve with this surgery you should decide first
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If the DIP JOINT is mobile of the little finger then go for surgery...
No guarantee of any medical or surgical procedure
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-Usually good results.
-But chances of complication are always there.
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