Antal Renner, Annamária Szentirmai (Eds.): Congenital developmental disorders of the hand and upper limb

Congenital developmental disorders of the hand and upper limb is a gap-filling work that has not yet been published in the Hungarian-language literature, and is even unique compared to foreign-language books available on the world's professional book market. The authors write in summary, yet in full complexity, about congenital developmental disorders of the hand and upper limb, their genetic background, etiology, and heritability. It also includes clinical symptoms, classifications, the most modern treatment options, and post-treatment. The description of surgical options elevates the book to the level of a surgical textbook, as the photographic/drawing documentation of their course guides the reader step-by-step through the surgical process and its individual steps, making it easier to perform. In addition, the book also contains practical advice, historical curiosities, and non-surgical treatment options. Separate chapters are devoted to most known syndromes.
We recommend our book to all healthcare professionals who are involved in the treatment of congenital developmental disorders of the hand and upper limb at any level. It contains a lot of useful information, especially for hand, pediatric, orthopedic, and plastic surgeons, anesthesiologists, pediatricians, rehabilitation specialists, and physiotherapists, but it can also enrich the knowledge of family doctors, neonatologists, and obstetricians.