Clinical Anatomy of Foot Surgery

Author: Zhang Fahu/Zheng Heping, Editors
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: Clinical Anatomy of Foot Surgery includes two parts: basic anatomy and clinical anatomy, with a total of 18 chapters.
Basic Anatomy: Considering the dependent relationship between the foot and the lower leg, it systematically introduces the morphology and blood supply of bones, muscles, and tendons in the lower leg and foot, joint structures and surgical approaches, the distribution of blood vessels, nerves, and lymphatic vessels, surface anatomy and anatomical features of the skin and fascia, X-ray anatomy and sectional anatomy, as well as the biomechanics, embryonic development, and common deformities of the foot.
Clinical Anatomy: Reflecting the application of microsurgical techniques in foot surgery over the past 20 years, it combines repair technique design to address bone defects, skin defects, and tendon/ligament injuries in the foot and lower leg. It provides detailed anatomical foundations for various pedicled tissue transfers with blood supply, targeting the repair of these defects. With a focus on clinical utility and practical surgical needs, the book emphasizes the clinical application perspective and pays special attention to the effectiveness of illustrations. It is accompanied by over 400 photographs and line drawings for reference.
This book serves as a valuable tool and reference for foot surgeons, microsurgeons, orthopedic surgeons, and plastic surgeons with practical experience, as well as a reference for anatomists.