β Scribed by FridΕ, Jan
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Content: 1. Muscle architectural and biomechanical considerations in tendon transfer / Richard L. Lieber --
2. Historical aspects of tendon transfers / Michael J. Botte, Lorenzo L. Pacelli --
3. Basic principles in tendon transfer surgery / Michael J. Botte, Lorenzo L. Pacelli --
4. Musculotendinous unit transfers after nerve injury / Rolfe Birch, Thomas Carlstedt --
5. Tenodeses in reconstructive hand surgery / Caroline Leclercq --
6. Patient's perspective / Claes Hultling --
7. Reconstruction of elbow extension in tetraplegia / Jan FridnΜ --
8. Reconstruction of grip function in tetraplegia / Arvid EjeskrΜ --
9. Tendon transfers in the congenital hand / Steven E.R. Hovius, Sarah L. Versnel, J. Michiel Zuidam --
10. Tendon transfers in cerebral palsy / Ann Nachemson --
11. Tendon transfers in rheumatoid arthritis / Lorenzo L. Pacelli, Michael J. Botte.
Hand -- Surgery.;Tendons -- Transplantation.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Under the auspices of the Federation of European Societies for Surgery of the Hand, Dr Friden has here assembled a collection of international experts to detail the practical and surgical implications of tendon transfers in a number of different clinical scenarios.
Reconstructive surgery of the upper extremity has progressed significantly due to advances in microsurgical techniques, which include the increased popularity of perforator flaps, refinements in functional free muscle transfer, the application of nerve conduits and nerve allografts, motor nerve tran
The medical literature contains volumes of information on disorders of the tendons and nerves. Tendon, Nerve and Other Disorders winnows that data down into a manageable volume, specifically focusing on problems affecting the hand. The text serves as a one-stop reference for practitioners who treat