Surgical Anatomy of the Hand
Surgical Anatomy of the Hand
Surgical Anatomy of the Hand is an illustrated anatomic overview of the hand written for clinical use, co-authored by an anatomist and a hand surgeon. It presents current knowledge of normal anatomy, anatomic variants, and biomechanics, with high-quality drawings that emphasize key features throughout.
The content spans lymph vessels, carpal bones, and wrist joints through to vascular structures, muscles, and tendons, bridging the gap between introductory texts and highly specialized anatomic references. This breadth makes it useful for professionals who need to keep pace with new surgical techniques as well as the nonsurgical treatment of injured, diseased, or congenitally deformed hands.
It is intended for hand surgeons, orthopaedists, plastic surgeons, anatomists, and residents seeking to expand their knowledge of the hand and refine their surgical technique. This first edition is provided as a publisher PDF in English, published in 2003.
Key Features
| Format | Publisher PDF |
| File size | 19.1 MB |
| Edition | 1 |
| Published year | 2003 |
| Language | English |
| ISBN | 9783131627612 |
| Product type | Medical book |
| Subject | Surgery |
| Specialty | Plastic Surgery |
| Authors | Hans-Martin Schmidt, Ulrich Lanz |
Highlights
- Illustrated anatomic overview of the hand for clinical use
- Covers normal anatomy, anatomic variants, and biomechanics
- Includes lymph vessels, carpal bones, wrist joints, vascular structures, muscles, and tendons
- Bridges introductory texts and highly specialized anatomic references
- Written by an anatomist and a hand surgeon
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