Congenital Deformities of the Hand and Upper Limb

Authored by international experts from China and the USA, covers rare syndromes and includes genetic and microsurgical advancements.

Valuable as a foundational reference for hand surgery libraries and multidisciplinary congenital anomaly teams.

Fifteen chapters covering embryology, rare conditions (twin deformity, constriction band), and specialized topics like hand hemangiomas and microsurgery.

Appropriate for subspecialists seeking a thorough, single-volume foundation in congenital hand and upper limb surgery.

Integrates hand examination methodology, functional assessment, and surgery timing selection to directly inform daily clinical decisions.

Best used as a daily desk reference for congenital hand clinic planning and preoperative functional evaluation.

Covers surgical management across plastic, pediatric, hand, and orthopedic surgery with emphasis on morphology and functional defects.

Suited for hand surgeons and plastic surgery clinicians who need a cross-specialty clinical overview to avoid common management pitfalls.

Systematic progression from embryology and classification to specific deformities, enriched by examination and functional assessment methods.

Ideal for surgical trainees and instructors seeking a structured visual reference for didactic teaching on congenital hand anomalies.