Product Description

Completely revised, much of the existing text has been replaced and updated. There are four new chapters covering simple wrist fractures, nerve compression, tendon entrapment and free tissue transfers. Many of the illustrations have been updated with new pictures added to illustrate the new chapters.

Welcomed by both doctors and therapists intending to specialize in the subject, or those who regularly encounter hand patients in the course of general practice, this text is an accessible, quick reference book for all those involved in this difficult area of rehabilitation.

With its new content and attractive new format, the popularity of this book is assured.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #173035 in Books
• Published on: 2000-12-19
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 243 pages

From the Publisher
* Completely updated and revised much of the existing text has been replaced and updated. There are four new chapters covering: simple wrist fractures, nerve compression, tendon entrapment and free tissue transfers. Many of the illustrations have been updated with new pictures added to illustrate the new chapters.* The book is presented in a new format to make practical use even easier and to help locate the information quickly.* Brevity has still been maintained while sufficient theoretical background to provide a rationale for treatment is provided.* Emphasis is on a practical, step-by-step approach to pre-and post-operative management.Welcomed by both doctors and therapists intending to specialise in this subject or those who regularly encounter patients with hand conditions in the course of general practiceWith its new content and attractive new format, the popularity of 'The Hand: Fundamentals of Therapy' is assured.

Customer Reviews

about: The Hand: Fundamentals of Therapy
This is a very practical quide for professional Hand Therapists and students. It contains 18 chapters about the most common Hand disfunctions and provides a nice theory backround and treatment protocols. It's easy to read and the pictures are very usefull. I think that it's concentrating more in the assessment and general aspects according to the stage of the injury or disfunction, than in particular hand therapy techniques (like mobilization etc). However, it's still a very nice manual for every Hand Therapist. You won't regret buying it.