Polydactyly (having more fingers than normal) caused problems for a small daily to six years in northeast China. His fault he became the mockery of his schoolmates, so that the child had become withdrawn and remained separated from the rest with his hands in his pockets most of the time. Fortunately, thanks to advances in current reconstructive medicine had the 31 fingers that have been reduced to their usual numbers, twenty. To this were required several surgeries in which it was necessary to amputate part of the remaining appendices and rebuild that area. To those who knew the small operation is a hope to give a normal life, as well as social problems that entailed, the child had to catch problems with eating utensils and not write properly, because many of the fingers were glued to each other.
