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February 2023

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Hand Surgery
Michael G. Galvez, Kevin C. Chung, Editors

Diversity, equity, and inclusion may be a topic that seems irrelevant to the field of hand and upper extremity. However, with close attention, there is a significant correlation. To become a hand and upper-extremity surgeon, one must either complete an Orthopedic, Plastic, or General Surgery residency and then complete an additional one-year fellowship in hand and upper extremity. 

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Ideal for orthopedists and those in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation, Hand Clinics presents the latest in patient management trends and updates on the newest advances in the field. Published four times a year—in February, May, August, and November—each issue covers a single topic in hand surgery, including anatomy, distal radium fractures, carpal metacarpal and phalangeal injuries, tendon injuries, overuse syndromes, and more.
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