Now in one convenient volume, Atlas of Amputations and Limb Deficiencies: Surgical, Prosthetic, and Rehabilitation Principles, Fifth Edition, remains the definitive reference on the surgical and prosthetic management of acquired and congenital limb loss. Developed in partnership with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and edited by Joseph Ivan Krajbich, MD, FRCS(C), Michael S. Pinzur, MD, FAAOS, COL Benjamin K. Potter, MD, FAAOS, FACS, and Phillip M. Stevens, MEd, CPO, FAAOP, it discusses the most recent advances and future developments in prosthetic technology with in-depth treatment and management recommendations for adult and pediatric conditions. With coverage of every aspect of this complex field from recognized experts in amputation surgery, rehabilitation, and prosthetics, it is an invaluable resource for surgeons, physicians, prosthetists, physiatrists, therapists, and all others with an interest in this field.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. iii 3. Copyright - p. iv 4. Editors - p. v 5. Contributors - p. vii 6. Preface - p. xiii 7. Contents - p. xv 8. Section 1: General Principles - p. 1 9. 1 General Principles of Amputation Surgery - p. 3 10. 2 General Principles of Postoperative Residual Limb Management - p. 13 11. 3 General Principles of Limb Salvage Versus Amputation in Adults - p. 21 12. 4 Prosthetic Gait: Biomechanical Analysis and Clinical Assessment - p. 43 13. 5 Kinesiology of the Upper Limb - p. 67 14. 6 Wartime Amputations - p. 75 15. 7 Prosthetic Rehabilitation in Less-Resourced Settings - p. 85 16. 8 General Rehabilitation Principles and Strategies for the Upper Limb Amputee - p. 97 17. 9 General Rehabilitation Principles and Strategies for the Lower Limb Amputee - p. 117 18. Section 2: Upper Limb - p. 127 19. 10 Upper Limb Body-Powered Components - p. 129 20. 11 Harnessing and Controls for Upper Limb Body-Powered Prostheses - p. 149 21. 12 Upper Limb Externally Powered Components - p. 165 22. 13 Control Options for Upper Limb Externally Powered Components - p. 183 23. 14 Partial Hand Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 191 24. 15 Partial Hand Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 201 25. 16 Wrist Disarticulation and Transradial Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 211 26. 17 Wrist Disarticulation and Transradial Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 223 27. 18 Elbow Disarticulation and Transhumeral Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 239 28. 19 Elbow Disarticulation and Transhumeral Amputation: Prosthetic Management and Design - p. 247 29. 20 Amputations About the Shoulder: Surgical Considerations - p. 261 30. 21 Amputations About the Shoulder: Prosthetic Management - p. 275 31. 22 Bilateral Upper Limb Prostheses - p. 285 32. 23 Targeted Muscle Reinnervation for Enhanced Prosthetic Control - p. 301 33. 24 Advanced Nerve Management Techniques for Management and Prevention of Pain - p. 311 34. 25 Targeted Muscle Reinnervation: Prosthetic Management - p. 319 35. 26 Upper Limb Prosthetic Training and Occupational Therapy - p. 329 36. 27 Upper Limb Adaptive Prostheses for Vocation and Recreation - p. 341 37. 28 Functional Aesthetic Prostheses: Upper Limb - p. 363 38. 29 Brachial Plexus Injuries - p. 375 39. 30 Hand Transplantation - p. 391 40. 31 Outcome Measures in Upper Limb Prosthetics - p. 401 41. Section 3: Lower Limb - p. 415 42. 32 Prosthetic Foot and Ankle Mechanisms - p. 417 43. 33 Prosthetic Knee Mechanisms - p. 431 44. 34 Partial Foot Amputations and Disarticulations: Surgical Management - p. 443 45. 35 Partial Foot Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 453 46. 36 Ankle Disarticulation and Variants: Surgical Management - p. 463 47. 37 Ankle Disarticulation and Variants: Prosthetic Management - p. 469 48. 38 Transtibial Amputation - p. 477 49. 39 Transtibial Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 485 50. 40 Knee Disarticulation: Surgical Management - p. 499 51. 41 Knee Disarticulation: Prosthetic Management - p. 507 52. 42 Transfemoral Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 517 53. 43 Transfemoral Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 529 54. 44 Hip Disarticulation and Transpelvic Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 547 55. 45 Hip Disarticulation: Prosthetic Management - p. 557 56. 46 Bilateral Lower Limb Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 567 57. 47 Osseointegration: Surgical Management - p. 581 58. 48 Prosthetic Management of Osseointegration - p. 595 59. 49 Physical Therapy Management of Adult Lower Limb Amputees - p. 605 60. 50 Adaptive Lower Limb Prostheses for Sports and Recreation - p. 631 61. 51 Outcome Measures in Lower Limb Prosthetics - p. 641 62. Section 4: Management Issues - p. 651 63. 52 Skin Pathologies Associated With Amputation - p. 653 64. 53 Chronic Pain After Amputation - p. 673 65. 54 Secondary Health Effects of Amputation - p. 685 66. 55 Surgical Management of Residual Limb Complications - p. 695 67. 56 Psychological Adaptation to Limb Amputation - p. 707 68. 57 Vocational and Recreational Considerations After Amputation - p. 721 69. Section 5: Pediatrics - p. 733 70. 58 The Child With a Limb Deficiency: Classification and Etiology - p. 735 71. 59 Congenital Limb Deficiencies: Embryology, Genetics, and Associated Syndromes - p. 741 72. 60 Development of Locomotor Systems - p. 749 73. 61 Scientific, Technologic, Surgical, and Prosthetic Advances in Pediatric Limb Deficiency - p. 753 74. 62 Gait Analysis in the Child With a Limb Deficiency - p. 759 75. 63 Psychological, Social, and Socioeconomic Aspects of Limb Deficiencies - p. 769 76. 64 Principles of Amputation in Children - p. 779 77. 65 Role of Limb Lengthening in the Pediatric Amputee - p. 789 78. 66 Traumatic Amputations of the Lower Extremity in Children and Adolescents - p. 799 79. 67 Congenital Longitudinal Deficiencies of the Upper Limb - p. 819 80. 68 Pediatric Hand Deficiencies - p. 829 81. 69 Upper Limb Prostheses for Children - p. 843 82. 70 Pediatric Physical Therapy - p. 855 83. 71 Occupational Therapy for Children With Upper Limb Deficiencies - p. 867 84. 72 General Principles of Limb Salvage Versus Amputations in Children - p. 887 85. 73 Prosthetic Considerations in the Pediatric Lower Limb Amputee - p. 895 86. 74 Hip Disarticulation and Hemipelvectomy in Children: Surgical and Prosthetic Management - p. 901 87. 75 Transfemoral Amputations and Knee Disarticulation: Surgical Principles and Prosthetic Management - p. 913 88. 76 Congenital Deficiencies of the Femur - p. 923 89. 77 Rotationplasty: Surgical Techniques and Prosthetic Considerations - p. 937 90. 78 Congenital Longitudinal Deficiencies of the Fibula - p. 949 91. 79 Congenital Longitudinal Deficiency of the Tibia - p. 959 92. 80 Syme, Boyd, and Transtibial Amputation in Children: Surgical and Prosthetic Management - p. 969 93. 81 Partial Foot Deficiencies in Children - p. 979 94. 82 The Child With Multiple Limb Deficiencies - p. 989 95. 83 Lumbosacral Agenesis - p. 997 96. 84 Terminal Bone Overgrowth - p. 1007 97. 85 Athletics and Sports Programs for the Child With Limb Difference - p. 1013 98. Index - p. 1019
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Now in one convenient volume, Atlas of Amputations and Limb Deficiencies: Surgical, Prosthetic, and Rehabilitation Principles, Fifth Edition, remains the definitive reference on the surgical and prosthetic management of acquired and congenital limb loss. Developed in partnership with the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) and edited by Joseph Ivan Krajbich, MD, FRCS(C), Michael S. Pinzur, MD, FAAOS, COL Benjamin K. Potter, MD, FAAOS, FACS, and Phillip M. Stevens, MEd, CPO, FAAOP, it discusses the most recent advances and future developments in prosthetic technology with in-depth treatment and management recommendations for adult and pediatric conditions. With coverage of every aspect of this complex field from recognized experts in amputation surgery, rehabilitation, and prosthetics, it is an invaluable resource for surgeons, physicians, prosthetists, physiatrists, therapists, and all others with an interest in this field.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. iii 3. Copyright - p. iv 4. Editors - p. v 5. Contributors - p. vii 6. Preface - p. xiii 7. Contents - p. xv 8. Section 1: General Principles - p. 1 9. 1 General Principles of Amputation Surgery - p. 3 10. 2 General Principles of Postoperative Residual Limb Management - p. 13 11. 3 General Principles of Limb Salvage Versus Amputation in Adults - p. 21 12. 4 Prosthetic Gait: Biomechanical Analysis and Clinical Assessment - p. 43 13. 5 Kinesiology of the Upper Limb - p. 67 14. 6 Wartime Amputations - p. 75 15. 7 Prosthetic Rehabilitation in Less-Resourced Settings - p. 85 16. 8 General Rehabilitation Principles and Strategies for the Upper Limb Amputee - p. 97 17. 9 General Rehabilitation Principles and Strategies for the Lower Limb Amputee - p. 117 18. Section 2: Upper Limb - p. 127 19. 10 Upper Limb Body-Powered Components - p. 129 20. 11 Harnessing and Controls for Upper Limb Body-Powered Prostheses - p. 149 21. 12 Upper Limb Externally Powered Components - p. 165 22. 13 Control Options for Upper Limb Externally Powered Components - p. 183 23. 14 Partial Hand Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 191 24. 15 Partial Hand Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 201 25. 16 Wrist Disarticulation and Transradial Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 211 26. 17 Wrist Disarticulation and Transradial Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 223 27. 18 Elbow Disarticulation and Transhumeral Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 239 28. 19 Elbow Disarticulation and Transhumeral Amputation: Prosthetic Management and Design - p. 247 29. 20 Amputations About the Shoulder: Surgical Considerations - p. 261 30. 21 Amputations About the Shoulder: Prosthetic Management - p. 275 31. 22 Bilateral Upper Limb Prostheses - p. 285 32. 23 Targeted Muscle Reinnervation for Enhanced Prosthetic Control - p. 301 33. 24 Advanced Nerve Management Techniques for Management and Prevention of Pain - p. 311 34. 25 Targeted Muscle Reinnervation: Prosthetic Management - p. 319 35. 26 Upper Limb Prosthetic Training and Occupational Therapy - p. 329 36. 27 Upper Limb Adaptive Prostheses for Vocation and Recreation - p. 341 37. 28 Functional Aesthetic Prostheses: Upper Limb - p. 363 38. 29 Brachial Plexus Injuries - p. 375 39. 30 Hand Transplantation - p. 391 40. 31 Outcome Measures in Upper Limb Prosthetics - p. 401 41. Section 3: Lower Limb - p. 415 42. 32 Prosthetic Foot and Ankle Mechanisms - p. 417 43. 33 Prosthetic Knee Mechanisms - p. 431 44. 34 Partial Foot Amputations and Disarticulations: Surgical Management - p. 443 45. 35 Partial Foot Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 453 46. 36 Ankle Disarticulation and Variants: Surgical Management - p. 463 47. 37 Ankle Disarticulation and Variants: Prosthetic Management - p. 469 48. 38 Transtibial Amputation - p. 477 49. 39 Transtibial Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 485 50. 40 Knee Disarticulation: Surgical Management - p. 499 51. 41 Knee Disarticulation: Prosthetic Management - p. 507 52. 42 Transfemoral Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 517 53. 43 Transfemoral Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 529 54. 44 Hip Disarticulation and Transpelvic Amputation: Surgical Management - p. 547 55. 45 Hip Disarticulation: Prosthetic Management - p. 557 56. 46 Bilateral Lower Limb Amputation: Prosthetic Management - p. 567 57. 47 Osseointegration: Surgical Management - p. 581 58. 48 Prosthetic Management of Osseointegration - p. 595 59. 49 Physical Therapy Management of Adult Lower Limb Amputees - p. 605 60. 50 Adaptive Lower Limb Prostheses for Sports and Recreation - p. 631 61. 51 Outcome Measures in Lower Limb Prosthetics - p. 641 62. Section 4: Management Issues - p. 651 63. 52 Skin Pathologies Associated With Amputation - p. 653 64. 53 Chronic Pain After Amputation - p. 673 65. 54 Secondary Health Effects of Amputation - p. 685 66. 55 Surgical Management of Residual Limb Complications - p. 695 67. 56 Psychological Adaptation to Limb Amputation - p. 707 68. 57 Vocational and Recreational Considerations After Amputation - p. 721 69. Section 5: Pediatrics - p. 733 70. 58 The Child With a Limb Deficiency: Classification and Etiology - p. 735 71. 59 Congenital Limb Deficiencies: Embryology, Genetics, and Associated Syndromes - p. 741 72. 60 Development of Locomotor Systems - p. 749 73. 61 Scientific, Technologic, Surgical, and Prosthetic Advances in Pediatric Limb Deficiency - p. 753 74. 62 Gait Analysis in the Child With a Limb Deficiency - p. 759 75. 63 Psychological, Social, and Socioeconomic Aspects of Limb Deficiencies - p. 769 76. 64 Principles of Amputation in Children - p. 779 77. 65 Role of Limb Lengthening in the Pediatric Amputee - p. 789 78. 66 Traumatic Amputations of the Lower Extremity in Children and Adolescents - p. 799 79. 67 Congenital Longitudinal Deficiencies of the Upper Limb - p. 819 80. 68 Pediatric Hand Deficiencies - p. 829 81. 69 Upper Limb Prostheses for Children - p. 843 82. 70 Pediatric Physical Therapy - p. 855 83. 71 Occupational Therapy for Children With Upper Limb Deficiencies - p. 867 84. 72 General Principles of Limb Salvage Versus Amputations in Children - p. 887 85. 73 Prosthetic Considerations in the Pediatric Lower Limb Amputee - p. 895 86. 74 Hip Disarticulation and Hemipelvectomy in Children: Surgical and Prosthetic Management - p. 901 87. 75 Transfemoral Amputations and Knee Disarticulation: Surgical Principles and Prosthetic Management - p. 913 88. 76 Congenital Deficiencies of the Femur - p. 923 89. 77 Rotationplasty: Surgical Techniques and Prosthetic Considerations - p. 937 90. 78 Congenital Longitudinal Deficiencies of the Fibula - p. 949 91. 79 Congenital Longitudinal Deficiency of the Tibia - p. 959 92. 80 Syme, Boyd, and Transtibial Amputation in Children: Surgical and Prosthetic Management - p. 969 93. 81 Partial Foot Deficiencies in Children - p. 979 94. 82 The Child With Multiple Limb Deficiencies - p. 989 95. 83 Lumbosacral Agenesis - p. 997 96. 84 Terminal Bone Overgrowth - p. 1007 97. 85 Athletics and Sports Programs for the Child With Limb Difference - p. 1013 98. Index - p. 1019
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