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Surgery of the Injured Hand: Towards Functional Restoration

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R Venkataswami

Wydawca: Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers Pte Ltd

ISBN: 9780071667302

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Opis

Publishers Note:: Products purchased from Third Party sellers are not guaranteed by the publisher for quality, authenticity, or access to any online entitlements included with the product.

The latest surgical treatment protocols for restoring the injured hand

This well-illustrated, full-color text covers every aspect of surgery on the injured hand with the goal of full usage restoration.

Features::

Includes contributions from authorities on trauma as well as vascular, neurological, orthopaedic, plastic, and general reconstructive principles from the cervical spine to the fingers
Full-color presentation with numerous photos

Szczegóły produktu

Wydawca Jaypee Brothers Medical Publishers Pte Ltd

Indeks 45894

EAN13 9780071667302

ISBN 9780071667302

Opis

Rok wydania: 2010
Numer wydania: 1
Oprawa: twarda
Liczba stron: 586
Wymiary (mm): 221 x 279
Waga (g): 2034

Contents
1. History of Hand Surgery ................................................................................................................................... 1
Sunil Thirkannad, Prof Harold Kleinert
2. Structural Basis of Functioning of the Hand ................................................................................................... 6
H Srinivasan
3. Organisation of Hand Injury Services ............................................................................................................ 38
R Venkataswami
4. Basic Techniques and Instrumentation in Hand Surgery ............................................................................ 48
K Sridhar
5. Examination of Hand ....................................................................................................................................... 70
R Venkataswami
6. Aesthetic Prosthesis in Hand Injuries ............................................................................................................ 84
Robert Pho, Michael EL Leow, Barry P Pereira
7. Anaesthesia in Hand Surgery .......................................................................................................................... 94
V Nagaswamy
8. Treatment of Finger Tip and Nail Injuries ................................................................................................... 103
Guy Foucher, Giorgio Pajardi (Sudion Mano, Milano)
9. Avulsion Injuries in the Fingers ................................................................................................................... 119
Guy Foucher, Jose Medine
10. Refinements of Pedicle Flaps for Soft Tissue Cover in the Upper Limb ................................................. 134
S Raja Sabapathy
11. Primary Composite Reconstruction of the Hand ........................................................................................ 142
Luis R Scheker, Michel Saint-Cyr
12. Management of Complex Injuries of the Upper Extremity Proximal to the Wrist ................................ 153
S Raja Sabapathy, S Rajasekaran
13. Osteoplastic Method of Thumb Reconstruction .......................................................................................... 164
R Venkataswami
14. Pollicisation in Hand Mutilations .................................................................................................................. 171
Guy Foucher, Patrick Lorea
15. Microsurgical Reconstruction of the Thumb ............................................................................................... 179
Wayne A Morrison, KJ Cronin
16. Trimmed Great Toe Transplantation (TTT) for Thumb Reconstruction ................................................... 195
Fu-Chan Wei, Vivek Jain
17. Microsurgical Finger Reconstruction with Toe Transfers .......................................................................... 203
Betul Gozel Ulusal, Ali Engin Ulusal, Fu-Chan Wei
18. Reconstruction of Hand Loss after Wrist and Distal Forearm Amputation ............................................ 216
Simo K Vilkkixviii
19. Primary Flexor Tendon Surgery .................................................................................................................... 225
David Elliot
20. Secondary Flexor Tendon Surgery ................................................................................................................ 239
David Elliot
21. Complications of Flexor Tendon Injuries and their Management ............................................................ 255
Harold E Kleinert, Terry M Messer
22. Repair and Reconstruction of Extensor Tendons – Primary Repair ......................................................... 263
Edward T Mah
23. Principles and Practice of Nerve Repair ....................................................................................................... 288
M Hobson, R Lawson, Michael A Tonkin
24. Clinical Aspects of Peripheral Nerve Injuries ............................................................................................. 299
RD Lawson, Michael A Tonkin, Patrick P Fleming
25. Tendon Transfers in Peripheral Nerve Injuries, Principles of Tendon Transfers .................................... 313
Michael A Tonkin, Patrick P Fleming
26. The Management of Painful Nerves ............................................................................................................. 330
David Elliot
27. Adult Brachial Plexus Injuries ...................................................................................................................... 342
Christophe Oberlin
28. Rehabilitation following Primary Surgery in Adult Brachial Plexus Lesion ........................................... 356
Christophe Oberlin, F Tebal, JY Beanlieu, A Wahegaonkar
29. Pain following Brachial Plexus Injury and its Management ...................................................................... 361
Praveen Anand, Rolfe Birch
30. Obstetric Brachial Plexus Palsy .................................................................................................................... 366
Piero Raimondi, RM Cavallazzi
31. Secondary Reconstruction in Brachial Plexus Injuries .............................................................................. 386
Piero Raimondi
32. Non-operative Management of Fractures of the Hand Skeleton—Metacarpals and Phalanges ........... 404
R Venkataswami
33. Operative Fixation of Fractures of the Hand .............................................................................................. 411
Lam Chuan Teoh
34. Scaphoid Fractures ......................................................................................................................................... 435
Edward T Mah
35. Scapholunate Ligament Injuries ................................................................................................................... 451
Edward T Mah
36. Distal Radio Ulnar Joint Problems and Solutions ....................................................................................... 460
Luis R Scheker, Kagan Ozer, Bryan A Babb
37. Primary and Secondary Reconstruction in Thermal Burn Injuries .......................................................... 478
V Purushothaman
38. Major Vascular Injuries of the Upper Limb ................................................................................................. 491
N SekarSurgery of the Injured Handxix
39. Organisation of Microsurgery Service ......................................................................................................... 500
S Raja Sabapathy
40. Replantation of Upper Limb and Rehabilitation ......................................................................................... 504
Abraham G Thomas
41. Major Upper Limb Replantations and Rehabilitation ................................................................................. 519
Ashok Koul
42. Mini Groin Flaps in Finger Reconstruction ................................................................................................. 531
V Ramakrishnan
43. Radial Forearm Flap in Hand Reconstruction ............................................................................................. 538
William C Pederson
44. Coverage of the Hand with Fascial Flaps ..................................................................................................... 546
William C Pederson
45. Anterolateral Thigh Flap in Hand and Forearm Reconstruction .............................................................. 551
G Balakrishnan
46. Lateral Arm Flap in Resurfacing of Hand ................................................................................................... 556
Lam Chuan Teoh
47. Finger Joint Reconstruction by Toe Joint Transfers .................................................................................. 565
Tsu-Min Tsai, Saichol Wongtrakul
48. Surgical Opportunism in Primary Repair of the Injured Hand ................................................................ 577
John L Kelly, Prof Wayne A Morrison
Index ................................................................................................................................................................. 583
Contents

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Surgery of the Injured Hand: Towards Functional Restoration

Contents

1. History of Hand Surgery ................................................................................................................................... 1

2. Structural Basis of Functioning of the Hand ................................................................................................... 6

3. Organisation of Hand Injury Services ............................................................................................................ 38

4. Basic Techniques and Instrumentation in Hand Surgery ............................................................................ 48

5. Examination of Hand ....................................................................................................................................... 70

6. Aesthetic Prosthesis in Hand Injuries ............................................................................................................ 84

7. Anaesthesia in Hand Surgery .......................................................................................................................... 94

8. Treatment of Finger Tip and Nail Injuries ................................................................................................... 103

9. Avulsion Injuries in the Fingers ................................................................................................................... 119

10. Refinements of Pedicle Flaps for Soft Tissue Cover in the Upper Limb ................................................. 134

11. Primary Composite Reconstruction of the Hand ........................................................................................ 142

12. Management of Complex Injuries of the Upper Extremity Proximal to the Wrist ................................ 153

13. Osteoplastic Method of Thumb Reconstruction .......................................................................................... 164

14. Pollicisation in Hand Mutilations .................................................................................................................. 171

15. Microsurgical Reconstruction of the Thumb ............................................................................................... 179

16. Trimmed Great Toe Transplantation (TTT) for Thumb Reconstruction ................................................... 195

17. Microsurgical Finger Reconstruction with Toe Transfers .......................................................................... 203

18. Reconstruction of Hand Loss after Wrist and Distal Forearm Amputation ............................................ 216

19. Primary Flexor Tendon Surgery .................................................................................................................... 225

20. Secondary Flexor Tendon Surgery ................................................................................................................ 239

21. Complications of Flexor Tendon Injuries and their Management ............................................................ 255

22. Repair and Reconstruction of Extensor Tendons – Primary Repair ......................................................... 263

23. Principles and Practice of Nerve Repair ....................................................................................................... 288

24. Clinical Aspects of Peripheral Nerve Injuries ............................................................................................. 299

25. Tendon Transfers in Peripheral Nerve Injuries, Principles of Tendon Transfers .................................... 313

26. The Management of Painful Nerves ............................................................................................................. 330

27. Adult Brachial Plexus Injuries ...................................................................................................................... 342

28. Rehabilitation following Primary Surgery in Adult Brachial Plexus Lesion ........................................... 356

29. Pain following Brachial Plexus Injury and its Management ...................................................................... 361

30. Obstetric Brachial Plexus Palsy .................................................................................................................... 366

31. Secondary Reconstruction in Brachial Plexus Injuries .............................................................................. 386

32. Non-operative Management of Fractures of the Hand Skeleton—Metacarpals and Phalanges ........... 404

33. Operative Fixation of Fractures of the Hand .............................................................................................. 411

34. Scaphoid Fractures ......................................................................................................................................... 435

35. Scapholunate Ligament Injuries ................................................................................................................... 451

36. Distal Radio Ulnar Joint Problems and Solutions ....................................................................................... 460

37. Primary and Secondary Reconstruction in Thermal Burn Injuries .......................................................... 478

38. Major Vascular Injuries of the Upper Limb ................................................................................................. 491

39. Organisation of Microsurgery Service ......................................................................................................... 500

40. Replantation of Upper Limb and Rehabilitation ......................................................................................... 504

41. Major Upper Limb Replantations and Rehabilitation ................................................................................. 519

42. Mini Groin Flaps in Finger Reconstruction ................................................................................................. 531

43. Radial Forearm Flap in Hand Reconstruction ............................................................................................. 538

44. Coverage of the Hand with Fascial Flaps ..................................................................................................... 546

45. Anterolateral Thigh Flap in Hand and Forearm Reconstruction .............................................................. 551

46. Lateral Arm Flap in Resurfacing of Hand ................................................................................................... 556

47. Finger Joint Reconstruction by Toe Joint Transfers .................................................................................. 565

48. Surgical Opportunism in Primary Repair of the Injured Hand ................................................................ 577

Index ................................................................................................................................................................. 583

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