The wrist
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The wrist
Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Written by an international group of eminent orthopaedic surgeons and hand surgeons, this volume is the most comprehensive clinical reference on disorders of the wrist. In 76 chapters, the book covers every clinically relevant aspect of the wrist, from kinematics and biomechanics, to evaluation of symptoms, to treatment strategies for the entire spectrum of diseases, disorders, and traumatic injuries. Of special note is a 29-chapter Atlas of Operative Techniques in Wrist Reconstruction , which describes and demonstrates all current surgical procedures in step-by-step detail. More than 1,400 illustrations, including more than 500 in full color, complement the text
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Introduction to the wrist: evolution of the wrist - the first 400 million years, Jeffrey Weinzweig
- anatomy of the wrist, Marc Garcia-Elias
- kinematics of the wrist, Rita M. Patterson, Steven F. Viegas
- biomechanics of the wrist, Jaiyoung Ryu. Part 2 Evaluation of wrist symptoms: examination of the wrist, Jeffrey Weinzweig, H. Kirk Watson
- imaging of the symptomatic wrist, Yuming Yin, Louis A. Gilula
- wrist arthroscopy, Terry L. Whipple, Thomas A. Dwyer
- extra-articular aetiologies of wrist pain, Martti Vastamski
- endoscopic carpal tunnel release, John M. Agee. Part 3 Congenital and paediatric anomalies: congenital anomalies of the wrist, Dieter Buck-Gramcko
- paediatric problems involving the wrist, Jaiyoung Ryu, Bruce F.C. Gomberg. Part 4 Carpal bone fractures: carpal bone fractures (excluding scaphoid fractures), Marc Garcia-Elias
- diagnosis and management of scaphoid fractures, David M. Kalainov, A. Lee Osterman. Part 5 Fracture-dislocations of the carpus: carpal dislocations and instability, Richard S. Idler
- open reduction and ligamentous repair of carpal fracture-dislocations, Robert R. Slater Jr., Robert M. Szabo
- carpometacarpal fractures and fracture-dislocations, Marc Garcia-Elias. Part 6 Wrist amputation and replantation: transcarpal and radiocarpal wrist amputation and replantation, David L. Cannon, James R. Urbaniak. Part 7 Distal radius fractures: classification and conservative treatment of distal radius fractures, Diego L. Fernandez, Claude J. Martin
- external fixation of distal radius fractures, Michael E. Rettig et al
- open reduction and internal fixation, Howard A. Lipton, Jesse B. Jupiter
- reconstruction of secondary carpal problems following distal radius fractures, Brian C. Findago, Scott W. Wolfe. Part 8 The distal radioulnar joint: management of the painful distal radioulnar joint, Joseph E. Imbriglia, John W. Clifford. Part 9 Kienbock's disease: Kienbock's disease - overview and classification, Robert C. Kramer, David M. Lichtman
- theory and etiology of Kienbock's disease, H. Kirk Watson, Jeffrey Weinzweig
- lunate revascularisation, Hisohi Yajima. Part 10 Carpal instability: the pathogenesis of carpal ligament instability, Jack K. Mayfield
- the dynamics of carpal instability, William B. Kleinman
- dorsal wrist syndrome/predynamic carpal instability, Jeffrey Weinzweig and H. Kirk Watson
- ligamentous repair for scapholunate instability and dissociation, Marc S. Cohen, Julio Talesnik
- lunotriquetral joint instability, Neal L. Hochwald, Martin A. Posner
- midcarpal abnormalities and instability, H. Kirk Watson, Jeffrey Weinzweig. Part 11 Osteoarthritis of the wrist: limited wrist arthrodesis, H. Kirk Watson, Jeffrey Weinzweig
- proximal row carpectomy, Robert L. Wilson, Douglas Hassan
- total wrist arthrodesis, Hill Hastings II, Martin I. Boyer
- the carpometacarpal joint, N. George Kasparyan, Andrew J. Weland
- crystalline arthropathies of the wrist, Peter J. Stern, David B. Fulton. Part 12 Ulnar wrist pain: overview of ul
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