Congenital Constriction Band Syndrome

Congenital Constriction Band Syndrome

Treatment in Jaipur | Pediatric Hand Surgery – Surgenesis Hospital

Advanced Treatment for Amniotic Band Syndrome in Children

At Surgenesis Hospital, Jaipur, we specialize in the diagnosis and advanced surgical treatment of Congenital Constriction Band Syndrome (CCBS), also known as Amniotic Band Syndrome.

This rare congenital condition occurs when fibrous bands inside the womb restrict the normal growth of a baby's limbs, commonly affecting the hands, fingers, arms, and legs.

Our expert team of pediatric hand surgeons and microsurgery specialists provides advanced reconstructive care focused on:

• Restoring function
• Improving appearance
• Supporting normal limb growth

What is Congenital Constriction Band Syndrome (CCBS)?

Congenital Constriction Band Syndrome is a birth condition where fibrous amniotic bands wrap around developing limbs, causing:

• Tight constriction rings
• Swelling beyond the band
• Deformities of fingers or limbs
• In severe cases, partial amputation

The severity can range from mild cosmetic indentation to complex functional impairment affecting circulation, nerves, and movement.

👉 Early diagnosis and surgical intervention are critical for optimal outcomes

Symptoms of Constriction Band Syndrome

Children may present with:

• Tight circular bands around fingers, arms, or legs
• Swelling distal to the constriction
• Limited finger or hand movement
• Webbed or fused fingers (Syndactyly)
• Shortened or missing digits
• Weak grip or poor hand function

Advanced Surgical Treatment at Surgenesis Hospital

At Surgenesis Hospital, treatment is customized based on severity and functional needs, using advanced reconstructive techniques.

1. Constriction Band Release Surgery

• Removes tight fibrous bands
• Restores blood flow and nerve function
• Prevents further damage

2. Z-Plasty Reconstruction

• Specialized plastic surgery technique
• Improves skin flexibility and appearance
• Reduces recurrence of tight bands

3. Reconstructive Microsurgery

• Used in complex cases involving:
• ○ Nerves
• ○ Blood vessels
• ○ Tendons
• Enhances functional recovery

4. Correction of Hand Deformities

• Improves finger alignment
• Restores grip and movement
• Enhances hand coordination

Associated Congenital Hand Conditions We Treat

At Surgenesis Hospital, we also treat a wide range of pediatric hand deformities:

• Syndactyly (webbed fingers)
• Radial club hand (radial longitudinal deficiency)
• Thumb hypoplasia (Pollicization)
• Thumb duplication
• Clinodactyly (curved fingers)
• Camptodactyly (finger contracture)
• Trigger finger in children

👉 Our expertise in hand surgery and microsurgery allows us to manage even the most complex congenital conditions.

Diagnosis & Evaluation

A thorough evaluation is essential for planning treatment.

At Surgenesis Hospital, diagnosis may include:

• Pediatric orthopedic & hand examination
• Ultrasound or X-ray imaging
• Functional assessment of limb movement
• Circulation and nerve evaluation

👉 This ensures a personalized surgical plan for each child

Recovery & Rehabilitation

Post-surgical care is crucial for long-term success.

Our rehabilitation program includes:

• Hand therapy exercises
• Physiotherapy for movement improvement
• Regular follow-up assessments
• Monitoring limb growth and development

⏳ Outcome: With early treatment, most children achieve excellent functional and cosmetic results

Why Choose Surgenesis Hospital, Jaipur?

• ✔ Specialized Pediatric Hand Surgery & Microsurgery Centre
• ✔ Expertise in congenital deformity correction
• ✔ Advanced surgical & reconstruction techniques
• ✔ Multidisciplinary rehabilitation support
• ✔ Child-focused, compassionate care

👉 Our goal is to restore normal growth, function, and confidence

Patient Results & Success Stories

We showcase real outcomes including:

• Before & after surgery transformations
• Child recovery journeys
• Parent testimonials
• Functional improvement in hand use

👉 Helping families make informed decisions with confidence