Hand

Author: James W. Strickland
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: As an important organ of the human body, the hand also encounters various injuries and diseases. With rich imagination, hand surgeons utilize a series of related surgical techniques and methods to actively explore and treat these conditions. As the treatment of complex hand injuries and functional reconstruction for congenital deformities, arthritis, paralytic disorders, and post-traumatic functional impairments continues to develop and update, it has become increasingly necessary to establish an independent specialty that integrates comprehensive capabilities such as orthopedics, plastic surgery, neurosurgery, and vascular surgery. This book does not cover all techniques related to hand surgery, but some controversial and technically challenging procedures will be highlighted. Depending on the different pathological manifestations of various injuries or diseases, the length, difficulty, and variations of the technical descriptions vary. The authors strive to present the content in an easy-to-understand and clearly written manner. As readers, based on their personal clinical experience and surgical proficiency, you can choose to adopt or omit specific steps of each technique. This book systematically introduces commonly used hand surgeries, with specific cases provided as illustrative examples for each category. It also covers high-difficulty and complex microsurgical reconstruction, limb loss repair and reconstruction, and other procedures.