Radial Club hand results due to partial or complete absence of the outer forearm bone. This leads to the hand unsupported on the outer side & deviated outwards. Radial club hands requires corrective plaster application in initial period of life. Centrallization of the forearm bone is usually performed around the age of 1 year. Patients who have non-functioning thumb, would require Policization (Shifting index finger to thumb) to improve grip function. Lengthening of forearm bone is performed at later age. Centrallization of the forearm bone has been done in this 2 years old boy by Dr.Maulin shah. He is able to perform better grip & release function now. Radial Club hand results due to partial or complete absence of the outer forearm bone. This leads to the hand unsupported on the outer side & deviated outwards. Radial club hands requires corrective plaster application in initial period of life. Centrallization of the forearm bone is usually performed around the age of 1 year. Patients who have non-functioning thumb, would require Policization (Shifting index finger to thumb) to improve grip function. Lengthening of forearm bone is performed at later age. Centrallization of the forearm bone has been done in this 2 years old boy by Dr.Maulin shah. He is able to perform better grip & release function now. For more details please online visit us at: http://orthokidsclinic.com/radial-club-hand.html