1. I Principles of Pediatric Surgery: Growth 1. I Principles of pediatric surgery 2. Growth 2. Psychology 3. Psychology 3. II Congenital Malformations: Embryology - Teratology - Genetic Considerations 4. Classifications 4. II Congenital Malformations 5. Embryology - Teratology - Genetic considerations 5. Syndactylies and Bone Fusions 6. Clinodactylies 6. Classifications 7. Camptodactylies and Muscle Anomolies 7. Syndactylies and bone fusions 8. Finger Absence, Amputations or Hypoplasia 8. Clynodactylies 9. Camptodactylies and muscle anomolies 9. Duplications 10. Finger absence, amputations or hypoplasia 10. Macrodactyly Ulnar Deficiency 11. Duplications 11. Radial Deficiencye 12. Macrodactyly 12. Forearm Anomalies (Congenital Pseudoarthrosis) 13. Ulnar deficiency 13. Congenital Amputations Proximal to the Fingers 14. Radial deficiency 14. Vascular Malformations 15. Forearm anomalies (cong. pseudoarthrosis) 15. Syndromes 16. Special Anomalies 16. Congenital amputations proximal to the fingers 17. Vascular malformations 17. III Obstetrical Paralyses: History 18. Brachial Plexus Anatomy in Children 18. Syndromes 19. Examination of the Child 19. Special anomalies 20. Evaluation of Recovery 20. III Obstetrical paralyses 21. Spontaneous Recovery 21. History 22. Brachial plexus anatomy in children 22. EMG - Evoked Potentials 23. Myelography - CT Scan - MRI 23. Examination of the child 24. Epidemiology 24. Evaluation of recovery 25. Surgical Technique 25. Spontaneous recovery 26. EMG - evoked potentials 26. Pathological Findings 27. Physical Therapy 27. Myelography - CT scan - MRI 28. Epidemiology 28. Follow Up 29. Evolution and Sequelae at the Shoulder 29. Surgical technique 30. The Elbow 30. Pathological findings 31. Physiotherapy 31. Prono-supination 32. The Wrist and Fingers 32. Follow up 33. The Results 33. Evolution and sequelae at the shoulder 34. General Indications 34. The elbow 35. IV Spastic Hand 35. Prono-supination 36. The wrist and fingers 36. V Specifics of Pediatric Hand Surgery in Post-Traumatic Reconstruction 37. VI Tumors 37. The results 38. VII Miscellanea 38. General indications 39. IV Spastic hand 40. V Specificities of pediatric hand surgery in post-traumatic 41. VI Reconstruction 42. VII Tumors 43. VIII Miscellanea
