Mutilating Hand Injuries, An Issue of Hand Clinics (The Clinics: Orthopedics)
Author: Richard E. Brown, Michael W. Neumeister

Product Details
pages: 201 pages
Publisher: Saunders
ISSN: 0749-0712
Format: PDF with 3-level bookmarks
Size: 9.66 MB RARed to 9.32 MB
Summary:
Perhaps the most challenging injury managed by hand surgeons is the mangled or mutilated hand. Mutilating injuries can occur from various causes such as motor vehicle accidents, farm or blast injuries, or industrial accidents. Such injuries involve the many structures of the hand and, thus, pose a difficult challenge to the surgeon to preserve or reconstruct as much function as possible.
Previous issues of the Hand Clinics have dealt with trauma to the various structures of the upper extremity; however, none has been solely devoted to the evaluation and management of the mutilated hand. In this issue, we have pulled together the expertise of numerous authorities throughout the world to discuss the diverse aspects of mutilating
hand injuries from the acute management
to the secondary reconstruction as well as the psychological
and rehabilitation aspects.

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