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OverviewFull Product DetailsAuthor: Robert Meier III , Diane AtkinsPublisher: Demos Medical Publishing Imprint: Demos Medical Publishing Dimensions: Width: 21.60cm , Height: 3.20cm , Length: 27.90cm Weight: 1.248kg ISBN: 9781888799736ISBN 10: 1888799730 Pages: 384 Publication Date: 29 February 2004 Audience: General/trade , Professional and scholarly , College/higher education , General , Professional & Vocational Format: Hardback Publisher's Status: Out of Print Availability: In Print ![]() Limited stock is available. It will be ordered for you and shipped pending supplier's limited stock. Table of ContentsHistory of Arm Amputation, Prosthetic Restoration, and Arm Amputation Rehabilitation; Surgical Aspects of Arm Amputation. Amputation Levels and Surgical Techniques; Upper Extremity Salvage and Reconstruction for Trauma and Tumors; Upper Extremity Amputation Revision and Reconstruction; Surgical Options for Brachial Plexus Injury; Comprehensive Management for the Arm Amputee. Rehabilitation Planning for the Upper Extremity Amputee; Self-Determination of the Person with an Upper Extremity Amputation; Integrating Psychological and Medical Care: Practice Recommendations for Amputation; Pain Management for Upper Extremity Amputation; Evaluation of the Adolescent and Adult with Upper Extremity Amputation; The Prosthetist's Evaluation and Planning Process with the Upper Extremity Amputee; Foot Skills and Other Alternatives to Hand-Use; Postoperative and Preprosthetic Preparation; Functional Skills Training with Body-Powered and Externally Powered Prostheses; Prosthetic Restoration in Arm Amputation. Prosthetic Prescription; Aesthetic Restorations for the Upper Limb Amputee; Overview of Body-Powered Upper Extremity Prostheses; Externally Powered Prostheses for the Adult Transradial and Wrist Disarticulation Amputee; External-Power for the Transhumeral Amputee; of Powered Upper Extremity Prostheses; Creative Prosthetic Solutions for Bilateral Upper Extremity Amputation; Prosthetic Rehabilitation of Glenohumeral Level Deficiencies; Recreation and Sports Adaptations; Case Studies of Upper Extremity Amputations and Prosthetic Restoration; Pediatric Upper Extremity Amputation. Evaluation of a Child with Congenital Upper Extremity Limb Deficiency; Training the Child with a Unilateral Upper-Extremity Prosthesis; Pediatric Case Studies of Upper Extremity Limb Deficiencies; Outcomes in Upper Extremity Amputation. Follow-up, Outcomes, and Long-term Experiences in Adults with Upper Extremity Amputation; Return to Work Issues for the Upper Extremity Amputee;Historical Trends and the Future. Research Trends for the 21st Century.Reviews"""""The organization of the book works very well, and the various authors cover a very broad range of topics of interest to those clinicians who treat individuals with upper-extremity amputation. The editors have assembled an impressive group of 34 contributors with backgrounds in medicine, occupational therapy, engineering, prosthetics, and even business...[The case studies in the book] are extremely interesting and a valuable method of teaching the important concepts...Recommend[ed] to all physical therapists with an interest in upper-extremity amputation and management.-- Physical Therapy """"The book is written mainly for physiatrists, orthopedic surgeons,prosthetists and other medical professionals caring for amputees...Convincing upper extremity amputees to wear their expensive prostheses has always been a problem for the rehab team. With this book, the authors present a comprehensive and current accounting of how to care for our amputees. They are to be commended for a job well done. I highly recommend this work to all medical personnel caring for these patients."""" -- Doody's Review """"Because the incidence of arm amputation is relatively low, few health care professionals get much experience in providing surgery, therapy, rehabilitation, prosthetic care, or counseling to any significant number of arm amputees. In this text, 34 American health care specialists contribute 30 chapters providing a comprehensive treatment of rehabilitation care for such patients. Coverage includes a history of arm amputation, prosthetic restoration, and arm amputation rehabilitation; surgical aspects; comprehensive patient management; prosthetic restoration; pediatric issues; outcomes; and research trends for the 21st century. Illustrated throughout with B&W photographs, diagrams and charts."""" --Book News" The organization of the book works very well, and the various authors cover a very broad range of topics of interest to those clinicians who treat individuals with upper-extremity amputation. The editors have assembled an impressive group of 34 contributors with backgrounds in medicine, occupational therapy, engineering, prosthetics, and even business...[The case studies in the book] are extremely interesting and a valuable method of teaching the important concepts...Recommend[ed] to all physical therapists with an interest in upper-extremity amputation and management.-- Physical Therapy The book is written mainly for physiatrists, orthopedic surgeons,prosthetists and other medical professionals caring for amputees...Convincing upper extremity amputees to wear their expensive prostheses has always been a problem for the rehab team. With this book, the authors present a comprehensive and current accounting of how to care for our amputees. They are to be commended for a job well done. I highly recommend this work to all medical personnel caring for these patients. -- Doody's Review Because the incidence of arm amputation is relatively low, few health care professionals get much experience in providing surgery, therapy, rehabilitation, prosthetic care, or counseling to any significant number of arm amputees. In this text, 34 American health care specialists contribute 30 chapters providing a comprehensive treatment of rehabilitation care for such patients. Coverage includes a history of arm amputation, prosthetic restoration, and arm amputation rehabilitation; surgical aspects; comprehensive patient management; prosthetic restoration; pediatric issues; outcomes; and research trends for the 21st century. Illustrated throughout with B&W photographs, diagrams and charts. --Book News Author InformationTab Content 6Author Website:Countries AvailableAll regions |