Offering authoritative advice, technical tips, and personal approaches from renowned experts in hand surgery worldwide, Current Practice in Hand Surgery is a uniquely global, practical resource to help guide clinical practice. In print and on video, key opinion leaders 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.
1. Introduction - p. 34 2. Phalangeal fractures - p. 34 3. Metacarpal fractures - p. 40 4. Articular fractures and dislocation - p. 44 5. Joint dislocations and ligament injuries - p. 56 6. Dislocations of DIP joint and IP joint in the thumb - p. 56 7. Dislocations and ligament injuries of the PIP joint - p. 57 8. Dislocations and ligament injuries of MP joint in the finger - p. 59 9. Injuries of the MP joint in the thumb - p. 61 10. UCL injury of the MP joint of the thumb - p. 61 11. RCL injury of the MP joint of the thumb - p. 64 12. Dislocations of the second to the fifth CMC joint - p. 65 13. Dislocations of the thumb CMC joint - p. 65 14. Fractures and dislocations in an open wound - p. 66 15. Fracture and dislocation in children - p. 67 16. Current status and unsolved problems - p. 67 17. In-depth advice: Updated views in treating finger fractures (Donald Lalonde) - p. 68 18. In-depth analysis: Dogmas relevant to hand fractures revised (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 68 19. In-depth advice: How to take a simpler approach and use easier methods in treating hand fractures (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 69 20. References - p. 70 21. 4. Late problems after bone and joint trauma - p. 73 22. 5. Distal radius fractures - p. 92 23. 6. Fractures of the elbow and forearm - p. 112 24. Introduction - p. 112 25. Terrible triad injuries of the elbow - p. 112 26. The essex-lopresti injury - p. 118 27. Radial head fractures - p. 123 28. Fractures of the proximal ulna - p. 126 29. Both bone forearm and galeazzi fractures - p. 129 30. Often encountered dislocations - p. 134 31. Unsolved problems - p. 134 32. References - p. 134 33. PART III. Wrist and Distal Radioulnar Joint - p. 138 34. 7. Evolution and current methods of arthroscopic wrist surgery - p. 139 35. 8. Acute scaphoid fractures - p. 149 36. 9. Scaphoid nonunion or malunion and wrist arthritis: Unsolved problems - p. 160 37. 10. Carpal instability: Current techniques - p. 183 38. Introduction - p. 183 39. Essential knowledge - p. 183 40. Clinical presentation and diagnosis - p. 185 41. Treatment plans and methods - p. 191 42. Postoperative rehabilitation - p. 203 43. After scapholunate surgery - p. 203 44. After lunotriquetral surgery - p. 203 45. Current status and unsolved problems - p. 203 46. References - p. 204 47. 11. Distal radioulnar joint instability - p. 207 48. 12. Treatment of Kienböck disease: A major unsolved problem - p. 228 49. 13. Carpal dislocations - p. 246 50. 14. Other carpal fractures and carpal disorders - p. 258 51. PART IV. Tendons and Nerves - p. 273 52. 15. Primary flexor tendon repair - p. 274 53. 16. Secondary flexor tendon surgery - p. 299 54. 17. Extensor tendon repair and reconstruction - p. 315 55. 18. Entrapment neuropathies of the up per extremity: Current practice - p. 342 56. Introduction - p. 342 57. Entrapment neuropathies in the wrist, forearm, and elbow - p. 342 58. Nerve compression in the upper arm - p. 368 59. In-depth advice: Neuritis versus external compression of the nerve - p. 371 60. In-depth analysis: Double crush (double compression) (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 371 61. In-depth analysis: Different patient populations (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 372 62. Further information (Donald Lalonde, and Leila Harhaus) - p. 372 63. Further information: Extended readings (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 374 64. References - p. 374 65. 19. Nerve repair and reconstruction: Updated methods - p. 378 66. 20. Traumatic adult pan-brachial plexus injuries: Current methods and variations - p. 403 67. 21. Tendon transfers after nerve injuries to the arm and forearm - p. 421 68. PART V. Soft-Tissue Coverage and Microsurgery - p. 440 69. 22. Soft-tissue cover of the thumb and fingers - p. 441 70. 23. Flap coverage for the hand and upper extremity - p. 461 71. 24. Replantation of digits and hands: Current indications and dealing with difficult patients - p. 486 72. 25. Reconstruction of the hand and digits - p. 516 73. 26. Management of a mutilated hand - p. 547 74. PART VI. Other Difficult Disorders - p. 555 75. 27. Dupuytren disease - p. 556 76. 28. Trapeziometacarpal osteoarthritis: Current approaches and unsolved problems - p. 576 77. 29. Congenital hand disorders: Differences in strategies and treatment - p. 596 78. Introduction - p. 596 79. Syndactyly (Michael Tonkin) - p. 598 80. Radial polydactyly (Gill Smith) - p. 605 81. Triphalangeal thumb (Steven Hovius) - p. 607 82. Thumb hypoplasia (Michael Tonkin) - p. 613 83. Symbrachydactyly (Grainne Bourke) - p. 619 84. Cleft hand (Wee Lam and Stéphane Guero) - p. 624 85. Pathogenesis (Wee Lam) - p. 624 86. Principles of treatment (Stéphane Guero) - p. 625 87. Comments and alternatives - p. 625 88. Radial longitudinal deficiency (Steven Hovius) - p. 628 89. Arthrogryposis (Scott Oishi) - p. 635 90. Overgrowth conditions (Scott Oishi) - p. 641 91. Conclusions (Steven Hovius and Michael Tonkin) - p. 645 92. References - p. 645 93. 30. Rheumatoid arthritis, tendinopathies, and other connective tissue diseases - p. 651 94. 31. Chronic vascular disorders of the hand - p. 664 95. 32. Enhancing hand control in tetraplegia - p. 679 96. 33. Improving hand function after cerebral palsy, stroke, or brain damage - p. 694 97. 34. Tumors of the hand and upper extremity - p. 717 98. Introduction - p. 717 99. Clinical diagnosis - p. 717 100. Surgical resection - p. 717 101. Benign tumors (Andrzej Zyluk) - p. 717 102. Malignant tumors (Massimo Ceruso) - p. 726 103. Melanoma and keratinocyte skin cancer (Erik T. Walbeehm) - p. 734 104. Types, treatment guidelines and surgeries - p. 734 105. Basal cell carcinoma - p. 734 106. Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma - p. 735 107. Melanoma - p. 736 108. Metastatic tumors of the hand (Christian Dumontier) - p. 737 109. References - p. 738 110. 35. Neuropathic pain of the upper extremity - p. 741 111. 36. Topics with major uncertainties, including birth palsy and thoracic outlet syndrome - p. 761 112. Introduction - p. 761 113. Brachial plexus birth palsy (Gürsel Leblebicioğlu) - p. 761 114. In-depth advice - p. 780 115. In-depth analysis (Tim Hems) - p. 780 116. Further information: Current approaches to this disorder in my unit (Tim Hems) - p. 780 117. Thoracic outlet syndrome (Gürsel Leblebicioğlu and Jörg Bahm) - p. 781 118. In-depth advice (Gürsel Leblebicioğlu) - p. 786 119. Complex regional pain syndrome and neuropathic pain (Jörg Bahm) - p. 786 120. Pathophysiology - p. 787 121. Clinical presentation - p. 787 122. Criteria of clinical diagnosis - p. 787 123. Treatment - p. 787 124. Surgery to relieve CRPS or neuropathic pain - p. 787 125. In-depth advice: My own experience (Jörg Bahm) - p. 788 126. References - p. 788 127. Index - p. 793
Offering authoritative advice, technical tips, and personal approaches from renowned experts in hand surgery worldwide, Current Practice in Hand Surgery is a uniquely global, practical resource to help guide clinical practice. In print and on video, key opinion leaders 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.
1. Introduction - p. 34 2. Phalangeal fractures - p. 34 3. Metacarpal fractures - p. 40 4. Articular fractures and dislocation - p. 44 5. Joint dislocations and ligament injuries - p. 56 6. Dislocations of DIP joint and IP joint in the thumb - p. 56 7. Dislocations and ligament injuries of the PIP joint - p. 57 8. Dislocations and ligament injuries of MP joint in the finger - p. 59 9. Injuries of the MP joint in the thumb - p. 61 10. UCL injury of the MP joint of the thumb - p. 61 11. RCL injury of the MP joint of the thumb - p. 64 12. Dislocations of the second to the fifth CMC joint - p. 65 13. Dislocations of the thumb CMC joint - p. 65 14. Fractures and dislocations in an open wound - p. 66 15. Fracture and dislocation in children - p. 67 16. Current status and unsolved problems - p. 67 17. In-depth advice: Updated views in treating finger fractures (Donald Lalonde) - p. 68 18. In-depth analysis: Dogmas relevant to hand fractures revised (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 68 19. In-depth advice: How to take a simpler approach and use easier methods in treating hand fractures (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 69 20. References - p. 70 21. 4. Late problems after bone and joint trauma - p. 73 22. 5. Distal radius fractures - p. 92 23. 6. Fractures of the elbow and forearm - p. 112 24. Introduction - p. 112 25. Terrible triad injuries of the elbow - p. 112 26. The essex-lopresti injury - p. 118 27. Radial head fractures - p. 123 28. Fractures of the proximal ulna - p. 126 29. Both bone forearm and galeazzi fractures - p. 129 30. Often encountered dislocations - p. 134 31. Unsolved problems - p. 134 32. References - p. 134 33. PART III. Wrist and Distal Radioulnar Joint - p. 138 34. 7. Evolution and current methods of arthroscopic wrist surgery - p. 139 35. 8. Acute scaphoid fractures - p. 149 36. 9. Scaphoid nonunion or malunion and wrist arthritis: Unsolved problems - p. 160 37. 10. Carpal instability: Current techniques - p. 183 38. Introduction - p. 183 39. Essential knowledge - p. 183 40. Clinical presentation and diagnosis - p. 185 41. Treatment plans and methods - p. 191 42. Postoperative rehabilitation - p. 203 43. After scapholunate surgery - p. 203 44. After lunotriquetral surgery - p. 203 45. Current status and unsolved problems - p. 203 46. References - p. 204 47. 11. Distal radioulnar joint instability - p. 207 48. 12. Treatment of Kienböck disease: A major unsolved problem - p. 228 49. 13. Carpal dislocations - p. 246 50. 14. Other carpal fractures and carpal disorders - p. 258 51. PART IV. Tendons and Nerves - p. 273 52. 15. Primary flexor tendon repair - p. 274 53. 16. Secondary flexor tendon surgery - p. 299 54. 17. Extensor tendon repair and reconstruction - p. 315 55. 18. Entrapment neuropathies of the up per extremity: Current practice - p. 342 56. Introduction - p. 342 57. Entrapment neuropathies in the wrist, forearm, and elbow - p. 342 58. Nerve compression in the upper arm - p. 368 59. In-depth advice: Neuritis versus external compression of the nerve - p. 371 60. In-depth analysis: Double crush (double compression) (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 371 61. In-depth analysis: Different patient populations (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 372 62. Further information (Donald Lalonde, and Leila Harhaus) - p. 372 63. Further information: Extended readings (Jin Bo Tang) - p. 374 64. References - p. 374 65. 19. Nerve repair and reconstruction: Updated methods - p. 378 66. 20. Traumatic adult pan-brachial plexus injuries: Current methods and variations - p. 403 67. 21. Tendon transfers after nerve injuries to the arm and forearm - p. 421 68. PART V. Soft-Tissue Coverage and Microsurgery - p. 440 69. 22. Soft-tissue cover of the thumb and fingers - p. 441 70. 23. Flap coverage for the hand and upper extremity - p. 461 71. 24. Replantation of digits and hands: Current indications and dealing with difficult patients - p. 486 72. 25. Reconstruction of the hand and digits - p. 516 73. 26. Management of a mutilated hand - p. 547 74. PART VI. Other Difficult Disorders - p. 555 75. 27. Dupuytren disease - p. 556 76. 28. Trapeziometacarpal osteoarthritis: Current approaches and unsolved problems - p. 576 77. 29. Congenital hand disorders: Differences in strategies and treatment - p. 596 78. Introduction - p. 596 79. Syndactyly (Michael Tonkin) - p. 598 80. Radial polydactyly (Gill Smith) - p. 605 81. Triphalangeal thumb (Steven Hovius) - p. 607 82. Thumb hypoplasia (Michael Tonkin) - p. 613 83. Symbrachydactyly (Grainne Bourke) - p. 619 84. Cleft hand (Wee Lam and Stéphane Guero) - p. 624 85. Pathogenesis (Wee Lam) - p. 624 86. Principles of treatment (Stéphane Guero) - p. 625 87. Comments and alternatives - p. 625 88. Radial longitudinal deficiency (Steven Hovius) - p. 628 89. Arthrogryposis (Scott Oishi) - p. 635 90. Overgrowth conditions (Scott Oishi) - p. 641 91. Conclusions (Steven Hovius and Michael Tonkin) - p. 645 92. References - p. 645 93. 30. Rheumatoid arthritis, tendinopathies, and other connective tissue diseases - p. 651 94. 31. Chronic vascular disorders of the hand - p. 664 95. 32. Enhancing hand control in tetraplegia - p. 679 96. 33. Improving hand function after cerebral palsy, stroke, or brain damage - p. 694 97. 34. Tumors of the hand and upper extremity - p. 717 98. Introduction - p. 717 99. Clinical diagnosis - p. 717 100. Surgical resection - p. 717 101. Benign tumors (Andrzej Zyluk) - p. 717 102. Malignant tumors (Massimo Ceruso) - p. 726 103. Melanoma and keratinocyte skin cancer (Erik T. Walbeehm) - p. 734 104. Types, treatment guidelines and surgeries - p. 734 105. Basal cell carcinoma - p. 734 106. Cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma - p. 735 107. Melanoma - p. 736 108. Metastatic tumors of the hand (Christian Dumontier) - p. 737 109. References - p. 738 110. 35. Neuropathic pain of the upper extremity - p. 741 111. 36. Topics with major uncertainties, including birth palsy and thoracic outlet syndrome - p. 761 112. Introduction - p. 761 113. Brachial plexus birth palsy (Gürsel Leblebicioğlu) - p. 761 114. In-depth advice - p. 780 115. In-depth analysis (Tim Hems) - p. 780 116. Further information: Current approaches to this disorder in my unit (Tim Hems) - p. 780 117. Thoracic outlet syndrome (Gürsel Leblebicioğlu and Jörg Bahm) - p. 781 118. In-depth advice (Gürsel Leblebicioğlu) - p. 786 119. Complex regional pain syndrome and neuropathic pain (Jörg Bahm) - p. 786 120. Pathophysiology - p. 787 121. Clinical presentation - p. 787 122. Criteria of clinical diagnosis - p. 787 123. Treatment - p. 787 124. Surgery to relieve CRPS or neuropathic pain - p. 787 125. In-depth advice: My own experience (Jörg Bahm) - p. 788 126. References - p. 788 127. Index - p. 793
