Hand and Upper Extremity Splinting: Principles & Methods.
A comprehensive splinting text that presents concepts of anatomy, biomechanics and kinesiology, with particular focus on the diseased, deformed and injured hand. Also includes information on the elbow and shoulder. Addresses needs of athletes, musicians, pediatric patients, workers, and patients with spasticity. Covers over 900 splints including prefabricated splints, all of which have been classified and named using the American Society of Hand Therapists’ Classification System (SCS). Companion website includes entire splint database plus additional splints after publication of the book, as well as CPT codes and recommendations on how to calculate splint costs. Website covers clinical hints and offers downloadable forms. 1,730 illustrations, 676 pages. Third edition, copyright 2004.
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