She took the initiative to extend her right hand, wanting to shake hands with Zhou Can.
When they shook hands, Zhou Can noticed that she had six fingers on her right hand, and all eleven fingers were long and slender.
Polydactyly is relatively common in clinical settings, classified as a congenital anomaly.
Zhou Can just glanced at it with slight surprise and didn't ask further.
After all, this is someone else's physical defect.
However, based on clinical experience, polydactyly comes in many forms. If it's just a purely extra malformed finger, or syndactyly occurs, these can all cause trouble to the patient.
Not only does it have no benefits, but it also can cause some obstacles to the motor functions of the patient's hands or feet.
This female doctor in front of him, named Cheng Yaxin, her extra finger on her right hand is no different from normal fingers, and you can feel the bone is normal when shaking hands. Some extra fingers have no bones.
Just a malformed fleshy lump.
