Practical, case-based guidance for common hand conditions
This edition presents practical assessment and treatment strategies for a wide range of hand problems, illustrated by real cases and surgical notes.
This book offers clear, anatomy-grounded guidance for identifying and treating conditions from Dupuytren’s contracture to nerve and tendon disorders, tumors, burns, and complex deformities. It blends diagnostic clarity with step-by-step approaches to procedures and postoperative care, helping readers apply techniques with confidence in real clinical settings.
- Learn how to recognize and differentiate paralytic, inflammatory, and functional hand problems.
- Explore case-based techniques for assessment, planning, and operative and nonoperative care.
- Discover practical details on dressings, grafts, and managing complications after hand procedures.
- See how treatments address both function and appearance, including scar management and reconstruction options.
Ideal for medical students, residents, and practicing hand surgeons seeking practical, evidence-grounded guidance presented through real-world cases.