Pediatric Upper Limb Reconstructive Surgery

Pediatric reconstruction is a painstaking and delicate procedure, with many potential complications. In this volume, the authors present precise and detailed instructions for performing reconstructive surgery on the upper limbs of children and adolescents. All facets of this anatomy are explored, from vascular malformations to finger amputations and elbow problems. The authors explain how to perform orthopedic operations, step-by-step, and they also discuss how to examine a child and the principles that govern any pediatric surgery. This text is a master class in surgical technique for aspiring orthopedic surgeons, and it is also useful for pediatricians and family members of the patient.