Fingertip and Nailbed Injuries: v.7
Published on 5. August 1991
Book
Hardback
172 pages
978-0-443-04108-2 (ISBN)
Description
A practical account covering the techniques and indications associated with distal tearing of the finger. Covers anatomy of the region and surgical methods of repairing the injured fingertip and nail, including the use of skin flaps, replantation of severed digits and more.
A practical account covering the techniques and indications associated with distal tearing of the finger. Covers anatomy of the region and surgical methods of repairing the injured fingertip and nail, including the use of skin flaps, replantation of severed digits and more.
A practical account covering the techniques and indications associated with distal tearing of the finger. Covers anatomy of the region and surgical methods of repairing the injured fingertip and nail, including the use of skin flaps, replantation of severed digits and more.
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Series
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Health Sciences
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
Illustrations
100 line drawings, 120 half-tones,
Dimensions
Height: 23 mm
Width: 305 mm
Weight
763 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-443-04108-2 (9780443041082)
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Persons
Content
Vascular anatomy of the distal phalanx, F.Brunelli and G.Brunelli; fingertip function and evaluation of its sensibility, E.Moberg; the histology of sensibility - relationship to clinical care, M.E.Jabaley; sensory re-education after fingertip injury and reconstruction, A.Lee Dellon; distal digit replantation, J.R.Urbaniak and R.D.Goldner; directed wound healing, R.Vilain and M.Ebelin; the advancement rotation flap, J.Hueston; V-Y advancement flaps, G.Lister; bipedicled homodigital island flap, B.O'Brien and P.A.V.Kumer; homodigital island advancement flap, A.Gilbert and F.Brunelli; kite flap in reconstruction of distal thumb, J.Michon; the cross-finger flap, D.M.Evans; heterodigital island flap, J.M.Markley and J.W.Littler; thenar flap, A.Quaba; free pulp transfer, H.J.Buncke and G.M.Buncke; the use of skin grafts in fingertip injuries, D.A.McGrouther and S.Martin; primary and secondary care of nail injuries, G.Magalon and R.Zalta; prosthetic contribution in distal amputations, J.Pillet and E.Mackin; management of fingertip injury in the child, J.Glicenstein and R.Haddad; indication in the management of fingertip injuries, G.Foucher and D.Sammut.