Amputation : surgical practice and patient management
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Amputation : surgical practice and patient management
Butterworth-Heinemann, 1996
- international ed
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Amputation: Surgical Practice and Patient Management provides a complete text for good surgical technique and sensible and practical patient management. Its timely publication, in association with the ISPO (International Society for Prosthetics and
Orthotics), coincides with the World Conference of the ISPO (which is held only every 4 years). It admirably fills its aims of promoting good amputation practice world-wide.
* Amputation, perhaps the first surgical operation ever performed is today, still one of the most common operations and both orthopaedic and vascular surgeons need to know how to do it well. In the industrial world, vascular disease is the main causal
condition whereas in the developing world the main cause is trauma and usually associated with conflict/war Patient recovery and the correct fitting of artificial limbs depends upon good surgical and prosthetic practice, * Over 50 different surgeons, doctors and other specialists from the UK, continental Europe, USA, Australia and India have contributed to this impressive consensual account of good practice.
目次
Introduction and preface (Murdoch and Bennett-Wilson)
General principles of amputation (Murdoch)
Biomechanics and prosthetics (Hughes)
Epidemiology (Ebskov and Ebskov)
Peri-operative care (Jain)
Transtibial amputation (Bowker)
Biomechanics and prosthetic management (Govan)
Skew Flap method of transtibial amputation (Robinson)
Salvage of the knee join (Jain)
The Syme Ankle disarticulation (Jain)
Biomechanics and prosthetic management (Govan)
Partial foot amputations (Baumgartner)
Biomechanical and prosthetic considerations (Condie)
Transfemoral amputation (Gottschalk)
Prosthetic requirements and transfemoral biomechanics (Michael)
Surgical techniques of knee disarticulation and transcondylar femoral amputations (Steen-Jensen)
Biomechanics of the knee disarticulation prosthesis (Lyquist)
Through hip and transiliac amputation (Persson)
Biomechanics of the hip disarticulation prosthesis (Lyquist)
Amputation level assessment (McCollum)
The dilemma: Amputation or vascular reconstruction (Robinson)
Distal by-pass (Holstein)
Amputation following vascular surgery (Jain)
Decision making in limb salvage and
or amputation of the lower limb following trauma (Hunter)
Amputation for tumours (Persson)
The role of rotationplasty (Torode)
Amputations in the growth period including deficiencies present at birth (Neff)
Prosthetic considerations during the growth period (Michael)
The autogenous stump capping procedure (Marquardt)
Amputation in the developing world: The African perspective (Rankin)
Amputation in the developing world: The Indian perspective (Sethi)
The neuropathic foot (Bowker)
Minor amputations after revascularization for gangrene in diabetes (Holstein)
The problem amputation stump (Robinson)
The problem stump: Prosthetic solutions (Govan)
Arm amputations: General principles (Hunter)
The Krukenberg operation (Jain)
The autogenous stump capping procedure (Marquardt)
Partial hand amputation (Omer)
The ISO
ISPO classification of congenital limb deficiency (Day)
Biomechanics and prosthetics (Dykes)
Prosthetic training (Edelstein)
Rehabilitation: Principles and philosophy (Eisma)
Early walking aids (Marks)
Early management (Ham)
Later management (Edelstein)
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