This new edition features a completely new organization, a host of new contributors, and hundreds of new illustrations. An included, innvovtative CD-ROM enables readers to link directly from reference citations to Medline and directly to electronic versions of the articles when available. Coverage of elbow and forearm as well as bone and soft tissue reconstruction have been restructured and expanded, and the material on congenital hand deformities is extensively reorganized.
Features:
Improved Table of Contents providing easier access to information
More information on elbow, forearm, bone and soft tissue reconstruction reflecting the expanding clinical role for hand surgeons
Text boxes provide quick access to summary information
Reorganized material on congenital deformities clarifies this complex area
References are organized for most efficient use - key references only in print, detailed references on - CD-ROM with access to Medline and many journals
Inhaltsverzeichnis:
Part I1. General Principles2. AnesthesiaPart II HAND3. Acute Infections of the Hand4. Chronic Infections5. Dupuytren's Contracture6. Extensor Tendon Injury7. Flexor Tendon Injury Acute Injuries.Flexor Tendon Reconstruction8. Fractures of the Metacarpals and Phalanges9. Dislocations and Ligamentous Injuries of the Digit10. Nails and Nail Bed11. The Stiff Finger12. Thumb Basal Joint ArthritisPart III WRIST13. Arthrodesis (Partial and Complete)14. Carpal Instability 15. Distal Radioulnar Joint16. Distal Radius Fractures17. Fractures of the Carpal Bones18. Wrist Arthroscopy: Anatomy and Diagnosis 19. Wrist Arthroscopy: Operative ProcedurePart IV ELBOW AND FOREARMTrauma and Fractures20. Distal Humerus Fractures21. Radial Head Fractures22. Fractures of the Proximal Ulna23. Acute Dislocations and Complex Acute Instability24. Recurrent Instability of the ElbowOther Disorders25. The Stiff Elbow26. Arthroscopy and the Thrower's Elbow27. ArthroplastyPart V NERVE28. Compressive Neuropathies 29. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome30. Repairs and Grafting31. Radial Nerve Palsy32. Median Nerve Palsy33. Ulnar Nerve Palsy34. Cerebral Palsy35. Strokes and Brain Injury36. Tetraplegia37. Pediatric Brachial Plexus Palsy38. Traumatic Brachial Plexus InjuryPart VI CONGENITAL DISORDERS39. Embryology of the Upper Extremity40. Deformities of the Hand and Fingers41. Deformities of the Thumb42. Deformities of the Wrist and Forearm43. The Clapsed ThumbPart VII BONE AND SOFT TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION 44. Principles of Microvascular Surgery 45. Replantation46. The Mangled Upper Extremity47. Skin Grafts and Flaps48. Free Skin and Composite Flaps49. Free Functioning Muscle Flaps50. Vascularized Bone Grafts51. Vascularized Joint Transfers 52. Toe to Hand Transfer53. Thumb Reconstruction54. Distraction Lengthening in the Hand and Upper ExtremityPart VIII OTHER DISORDERS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY55. Amputation56. Compartment Syndrome 57. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome58. Factitious Disorders59. Rheumatoid Arthritis60. Tenosynovitis 61. Thermal and Chemical Injury62. Skin Tumors63. Tumors of Soft Tissue and Bone 64. Vascular Disorders
Features:
Improved Table of Contents providing easier access to information
More information on elbow, forearm, bone and soft tissue reconstruction reflecting the expanding clinical role for hand surgeons
Text boxes provide quick access to summary information
Reorganized material on congenital deformities clarifies this complex area
References are organized for most efficient use - key references only in print, detailed references on - CD-ROM with access to Medline and many journals
Inhaltsverzeichnis:
Part I1. General Principles2. AnesthesiaPart II HAND3. Acute Infections of the Hand4. Chronic Infections5. Dupuytren's Contracture6. Extensor Tendon Injury7. Flexor Tendon Injury Acute Injuries.Flexor Tendon Reconstruction8. Fractures of the Metacarpals and Phalanges9. Dislocations and Ligamentous Injuries of the Digit10. Nails and Nail Bed11. The Stiff Finger12. Thumb Basal Joint ArthritisPart III WRIST13. Arthrodesis (Partial and Complete)14. Carpal Instability 15. Distal Radioulnar Joint16. Distal Radius Fractures17. Fractures of the Carpal Bones18. Wrist Arthroscopy: Anatomy and Diagnosis 19. Wrist Arthroscopy: Operative ProcedurePart IV ELBOW AND FOREARMTrauma and Fractures20. Distal Humerus Fractures21. Radial Head Fractures22. Fractures of the Proximal Ulna23. Acute Dislocations and Complex Acute Instability24. Recurrent Instability of the ElbowOther Disorders25. The Stiff Elbow26. Arthroscopy and the Thrower's Elbow27. ArthroplastyPart V NERVE28. Compressive Neuropathies 29. Thoracic Outlet Syndrome30. Repairs and Grafting31. Radial Nerve Palsy32. Median Nerve Palsy33. Ulnar Nerve Palsy34. Cerebral Palsy35. Strokes and Brain Injury36. Tetraplegia37. Pediatric Brachial Plexus Palsy38. Traumatic Brachial Plexus InjuryPart VI CONGENITAL DISORDERS39. Embryology of the Upper Extremity40. Deformities of the Hand and Fingers41. Deformities of the Thumb42. Deformities of the Wrist and Forearm43. The Clapsed ThumbPart VII BONE AND SOFT TISSUE RECONSTRUCTION 44. Principles of Microvascular Surgery 45. Replantation46. The Mangled Upper Extremity47. Skin Grafts and Flaps48. Free Skin and Composite Flaps49. Free Functioning Muscle Flaps50. Vascularized Bone Grafts51. Vascularized Joint Transfers 52. Toe to Hand Transfer53. Thumb Reconstruction54. Distraction Lengthening in the Hand and Upper ExtremityPart VIII OTHER DISORDERS OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY55. Amputation56. Compartment Syndrome 57. Complex Regional Pain Syndrome58. Factitious Disorders59. Rheumatoid Arthritis60. Tenosynovitis 61. Thermal and Chemical Injury62. Skin Tumors63. Tumors of Soft Tissue and Bone 64. Vascular Disorders