Titlebook: Extremity Replantation; A Comprehensive Clin A.‘Neil Salyapongse,Samuel O. Poore,Michael L. Ben Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media N

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Rehabilitation Following Replantation in the Upper Extremity,ctures and implementing early controlled motion in order to maximize the patient’s recovery and outcomes. The therapist also has a role in coaching the patient to use adaptive strategies to maintain function while awaiting motor and sensory return to improve use of the affected hand.

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Book 2015the surgical and medical management of amputation and avulsion?injuries as well as the current understanding of the recovery of function following replantation. It is organized following anatomical zones – thumb, digits, wrist, forearm and elbow; foot, ankle and lower leg – with special chapters ded

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The History of Extremity Replantation,ng this taboo by analyzing the reports from myths, miracles, and the more credible documentations of the survival of grafted body parts. For survival the circulation needed to be reconstituted and this called for blood vessel repair. Initially with empiricism, then science, and, finally, with critic

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Principles of Musculoskeletal Repair in Extremity Replantation,tal system forms the foundation upon which the remaining soft-tissue elements survive and act. Strictly adhering to the basic principles of fracture fixation and healing can optimize the initial outcome and can improve the likelihood of success in any revisional surgery. In most cases of extremity r

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Principles of Nerve Repair and Neural Recovery in Extremity Replantation Surgery,with respect to the target muscle end plates. When nerve segments of appropriate lengths are unavailable, the use of nerve grafts and synthetic or natural conduits is necessary. This chapter discusses the biology of axonal regeneration following injury; the techniques of direct nerve repair; the use

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Replantation of the Digits,icrosurgical anastomosis of artery, veins, and nerves. This chapter discusses the indications, operative technique, and postoperative care of amputated digits. Emphasis is placed on indications for replantation, since vascular success does not translate to functional success. A poor replant result i

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