Hand Surgery: A Clinical Atlas. This item is unavailable.Hand Surgery: A Clinical Atlas

This new text offers meticulous, up-to-date coverage of all aspects of hand surgery, including conventional and microsurgical techniques for all forms of hand disorders. Written by leading surgical authorities in the field, this outstanding text boasts over 1,000 lavish illustrations that illuminate concise descriptions of more than 200 surgical procedures. Its unique scope features general descriptions of procedures, as well as corresponding clinical cases. The authors provide valuable information on surgical anatomy, relevant biomechanics, nerve blocks, and other general principles, as well as repair and reconstruction, diseases, congenital defects, skin and soft tissue, peripheral nerves, muscles and tendons, bones, and joints. Hand Surgery: A Clinical Atlas is a resource every hand surgeon should own!

Offers coverage of the most current, most effective treatments available.

Written by a highly respected, internationally known, expert author team with combined experience of 75 years.

Detailed descriptions and a wealth of illustrations provide step-by-step instruction for trainees and an excellent pre-surgery review for experienced surgeons.

Well-illustrated discussion of actual cases show how the operation appears in real patients.

Provides outstanding information on surgical anatomy, relevant biomechanics, nerve blocks, and other general principles.

Includes coverage of microsurgery a hot topic in todays hand surgery field.

A one-stop shop for the procedures that had surgeons will need in the vast majority of their cases.

Victor R. Hentz, MD, Professor, Chief, Division of Hand Surgery, Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA; Robert A. Chase, MD, Emile Holman Professor of Surgery (Emeritus), Stanford University School of Medicine, Stanford, CA