Current Practice in Hand Surgery

Offering <b>authoritative advice, technical tips, and personal approaches</b> from renowned experts in hand surgery worldwide, <i>Current Practice in Hand Surgery</i> is a <b>uniquely global, practical resource</b> to help guide clinical practice. In print and on video, <b>key opinion leaders</b> in the field cover everything from infection, compartment syndrome, and joint stiffness to hand fractures and dislocation to reconstruction and replantation of hands and digits-including particularly challenging disorders and future research directions. <ul> <li>Contains the collective opinions and recommendations from teams of <b>active, leading experts and investigators</b> in hand surgery worldwide, resulting in an unmatched volume of today's wisdom in this complex field</li> <li>Shares <b>individual authors' unique surgical techniques and outcomes</b>-both in print and on video</li> <li>Covers <b>key topics</b> such as arthroscopic wrist surgery, primary flexor tendon repair, nerve repair and reconstruction, flap coverage for the hand and upper extremity, management of the mutilated hand, congenital hand disorders, connective tissue diseases, tumors of the hand and upper extremity, neuropathic pain, improving hand function after cerebral palsy, stroke, or brain damage, and more</li> <li>Provides <b>extensive visual guidance</b> through clinical and operative photos, radiographs, and illustrations</li> <li>Suitable for all levels of readership, the text includes a variety of rich content types, from <b>Boxes</b> summarizing key points, to <b>In-</b><b>Depth Advice</b> based on career-long experience, to <b>In-Depth Analysis</b> providing cutting-edge insights, making it a go-to resource for clinicians of any level</li> <li><b>An eBook version is included with purchase.</b> The eBook allows you to access all of the text, figures, and references, with the ability to search, customize your content, make notes and highlights, and have content read aloud. Additional digital ancillary content may publish up to 6 weeks following the publication date</li> </ul>