What Does an Orthopedic Hand Surgeon Do?

This book is a monograph written by the author based on a large amount of clinical and scientific research materials that he has accumulated. Its comprehensive content, authentic evidence, and strong guidance are the main monographs for hand doctors and orthopedists to study and refer to throughout the country.

Hand surgery

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Word Count: 1217000

Number of editions: 2

Number of pages: 839

Printing time: 2006/07/01

The comparison of the effects before and after treatment of hand injuries and illnesses, and the assessment of disability by labor protection all require a uniform function evaluation standard and method. But the hand has many functions, both complex and sensitive movements, as well as a sense of mental acuity. With the continuous development of social civilization, defects in the appearance of the hand will affect social activities and cause mental disorders to varying degrees.

The first basic knowledge and technology of hand surgery

Chapter 1. Several Basic Techniques of Hand Surgery

Chapter 2 Anesthesia in Hand Surgery

Chapter III Electrophysiological Examination

Chapter 4 Skin Transplantation Commonly Used in Hand Surgery

Chapter 5 Amputation

Second hand injury

Chapter 6 Open Hand Injuries

Chapter VII Bone and Joint Injury

Chapter VIII Peripheral Nerve Injury

Chapter IX Tendon Injury

Chapter X Replantation of Step Limb and Broken Finger

Chapter XI Hand Burns

Chapter XII Hand Review Principles for Late Treatment of Injuries

Chapter 13 Functional Reconstruction of Thumb and Finger Defects

Chapter 14 Scars

Chapter 15 Long-term non-healing wounds

Chapter 16. Bone-fascial compartment syndrome and muscle contractures

Part III Hand Disorders

Chapter 17 Hand Infection

Chapter 18Palm Aponenteal Contracture

Chapter 19 Common Neurological Diseases

Chapter 20 Congenital Malformations of the Hand

Chapter Twenty-One

Chapter 22 Hand Rehabilitation

Chapter 23 Evaluation of Hand Function

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