This book describes and illustrates surgical procedures of proven efficacy in infants and children with congenital hand deformities, hand traumas, hand dysfunctions due to obstetric palsy of brachial plexus. Essential background information is first provided on anatomy, hand development, and patterns of use. Extensive sections are then devoted to the surgical treatment of trauma to different parts of the hand and each of the relevant congenital conditions. Full guidance on treatment choice is provided, with description of the treatment pathways appropriate in different circumstances and…mehr
This book describes and illustrates surgical procedures of proven efficacy in infants and children with congenital hand deformities, hand traumas, hand dysfunctions due to obstetric palsy of brachial plexus. Essential background information is first provided on anatomy, hand development, and patterns of use. Extensive sections are then devoted to the surgical treatment of trauma to different parts of the hand and each of the relevant congenital conditions. Full guidance on treatment choice is provided, with description of the treatment pathways appropriate in different circumstances and explanation of the impact of patients' young age on the surgical approach. Readers will learn about the complex features that may be masked even by the simplest congenital condition such as syndactyly and about the implications for treatment. In depth information is also provided on the character and vital role of rehabilitation in the pediatric population. Pediatricians, hand surgeons, plastic surgeons, pediatric surgeons, rheumatologists, neurologists, and physiotherapists will all find that the book improves their clinical practice.
Giorgio Pajardi is full Professor of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery at Università degli Studi di Milano, Milan, Italy, where he is director of various courses on hand surgery and rehabilitation. While hand surgery is his principal field of interest, he is also a specialist in peripheral nerve surgery, neuro-orthopedic surgery, and reconstructive microsurgery. His mentor was Professor Guy Foucher, and Professor Pajardi adheres to the French School's emphasis on hand surgery and hand rehabilitation as synergistic pillars of treatment. Professor Pajardi is the author of approximately 221 national and international publications and is a regular lecturer at national and international congresses, and 18 books. He is a member of the Italian Society of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, the Italian Society of Hand Surgery, and the International Federation of Hand Surgery Societies the European Federation of Hand Surgery Societies and Italian Osciety of Microsurgery and ASSH American Society for the Surgery of the Hand. He is also President of Centro Studi Mano, a cultural not for profit foundation whose statutory goal is to promote teaching and improve career pathways for young students and Associazione La Mano del Bambino, assisting babies, children and their Families.
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1. The congenital hand: psychological aspects2. Babies hand imaging and X-ray 3. Hand's defect: an isolated anomaly ora syndromic disease ?4. Pediatric trigger finger5. Camptodactyly6. Syndactyly7. Symbracytactyly8. Central Synpolydactyly9. Thumb polydactyly10. Ulnar Polydactyly11. Cleft hand or split hand foot malformation12. Brachydactyly type D and E13. Progressive bone distraction lengthening in the treatment of congenital malformations14. Surgical Management of the Blauth 1 TO 3A Thumb Hypoplasia 15. Thumb Hypoplasia: Genesia, Pollicization16. Radial longitudinal deficiency: Classification and Surgical Technique17. Radial club hand: microvascular reconstruction18. Metacarpal Synostosis19. Epidermolysis Bullosa20. Arthrogriposis: introduction and classification 21. Thumb in Arthrogryposis22. Vascular Malformations23. Macrodactilies24. Rehabilitation in Congenital Hand and Forearm Defecta Rehabilitation25. Palliative Surgery in Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Palsy26. Nerve Injuries27. Flexor Tendons Lesions in children: Diagnosis, Treatment and early active motion rehabilitation 28. Paediatric Hand Fractures29. Replantation30. Hand Transplantation in Children31. Pediatric Hand Trauma32. Toe-To-Hand Transfers for Post-Traumatic and Congenital Reconstruction in Children33. Compartment Syndromes (C.S.), Volkmann's and upper limb vascular pathology in the peri- and neonatal period34. Post-operative Dressings and Care35. Association to Support Babies and Families
1. The congenital hand: psychological aspects.- 2. Babies hand imaging and X-ray.- 3. Hand’s defect: an isolated anomaly or a syndromic disease?.- 4. Pediatric trigger finger.- 5. Camptodactyly.- 6. Syndactyly.- 7. Symbracytactyly.- 8. Central Synpolydactyly.- 9. Thumb polydactyly.- 10. Ulnar Polydactyly.- 11. Cleft hand or split hand foot malformation.- 12. Brachydactyly type D and E.- 13. Progressive bone distraction lengthening in the treatment of congenital malformations.- 14. Surgical Management of the Blauth 1 TO 3A Thumb Hypoplasia.- 15. Thumb Hypoplasia: Genesia, Pollicization.- 16. Radial longitudinal deficiency: Classification and Surgical Technique.- 17. Radial club hand: microvascular reconstruction.- 18. Metacarpal Synostosis.- 19. Epidermolysis Bullosa.- 20. Arthrogriposis: introduction and classification.- 21. Thumb in Arthrogryposis.- 22. Vascular Malformations.- 23. Macrodactilies.- 24. Rehabilitation in Congenital Hand and Forearm Defecta Rehabilitation.- 25. Palliative Surgery in Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Palsy.- 26. Nerve Injuries.- 27. Flexor Tendons Lesions in children: Diagnosis, Treatment and early active motion rehabilitation.- 28. Paediatric Hand Fractures.- 29. Replantation.- 30. Hand Transplantation in Children.- 31. Pediatric Hand Trauma.- 32. Toe-To-Hand Transfers for Post-Traumatic and Congenital Reconstruction in Children.- 33. Compartment Syndromes (C.S.), Volkmann's and upper limb vascular pathology in the peri- and neonatal period.- 34. Post-operative Dressings and Care.- 35. Association to Support Babies and Families.
1. The congenital hand: psychological aspects2. Babies hand imaging and X-ray 3. Hand's defect: an isolated anomaly ora syndromic disease ?4. Pediatric trigger finger5. Camptodactyly6. Syndactyly7. Symbracytactyly8. Central Synpolydactyly9. Thumb polydactyly10. Ulnar Polydactyly11. Cleft hand or split hand foot malformation12. Brachydactyly type D and E13. Progressive bone distraction lengthening in the treatment of congenital malformations14. Surgical Management of the Blauth 1 TO 3A Thumb Hypoplasia 15. Thumb Hypoplasia: Genesia, Pollicization16. Radial longitudinal deficiency: Classification and Surgical Technique17. Radial club hand: microvascular reconstruction18. Metacarpal Synostosis19. Epidermolysis Bullosa20. Arthrogriposis: introduction and classification 21. Thumb in Arthrogryposis22. Vascular Malformations23. Macrodactilies24. Rehabilitation in Congenital Hand and Forearm Defecta Rehabilitation25. Palliative Surgery in Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Palsy26. Nerve Injuries27. Flexor Tendons Lesions in children: Diagnosis, Treatment and early active motion rehabilitation 28. Paediatric Hand Fractures29. Replantation30. Hand Transplantation in Children31. Pediatric Hand Trauma32. Toe-To-Hand Transfers for Post-Traumatic and Congenital Reconstruction in Children33. Compartment Syndromes (C.S.), Volkmann's and upper limb vascular pathology in the peri- and neonatal period34. Post-operative Dressings and Care35. Association to Support Babies and Families
1. The congenital hand: psychological aspects.- 2. Babies hand imaging and X-ray.- 3. Hand’s defect: an isolated anomaly or a syndromic disease?.- 4. Pediatric trigger finger.- 5. Camptodactyly.- 6. Syndactyly.- 7. Symbracytactyly.- 8. Central Synpolydactyly.- 9. Thumb polydactyly.- 10. Ulnar Polydactyly.- 11. Cleft hand or split hand foot malformation.- 12. Brachydactyly type D and E.- 13. Progressive bone distraction lengthening in the treatment of congenital malformations.- 14. Surgical Management of the Blauth 1 TO 3A Thumb Hypoplasia.- 15. Thumb Hypoplasia: Genesia, Pollicization.- 16. Radial longitudinal deficiency: Classification and Surgical Technique.- 17. Radial club hand: microvascular reconstruction.- 18. Metacarpal Synostosis.- 19. Epidermolysis Bullosa.- 20. Arthrogriposis: introduction and classification.- 21. Thumb in Arthrogryposis.- 22. Vascular Malformations.- 23. Macrodactilies.- 24. Rehabilitation in Congenital Hand and Forearm Defecta Rehabilitation.- 25. Palliative Surgery in Obstetrical Brachial Plexus Palsy.- 26. Nerve Injuries.- 27. Flexor Tendons Lesions in children: Diagnosis, Treatment and early active motion rehabilitation.- 28. Paediatric Hand Fractures.- 29. Replantation.- 30. Hand Transplantation in Children.- 31. Pediatric Hand Trauma.- 32. Toe-To-Hand Transfers for Post-Traumatic and Congenital Reconstruction in Children.- 33. Compartment Syndromes (C.S.), Volkmann's and upper limb vascular pathology in the peri- and neonatal period.- 34. Post-operative Dressings and Care.- 35. Association to Support Babies and Families.
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