Trauma Management in Orthopedics
Trauma Management in Orthopedics [electronic resource] /
edited by K. Mohan Iyer.
- XVI, 236 p. online resource.
1. Principles of Fractures and Polytrauma -- 2.The Shoulder Joint.- 3.The Arm -- 4.The Elbow Joint5.The Forearm -- 6.The Wrist joint -- 7.The Hand and Fingers -- 8.The Thumb -- 9.The Pelvis -- 10.The Hip joint -- 11.The Thigh -- 12.The Knee joint -- 13.The Leg -- 14.The Ankle Joint -- 15.The Foot and Toes -- 16.The Cervical Spine -- 17.The Dorsolumbar Spine -- 18.The Sacrum and Coccyx -- 19.Scoliosis and spinal deformities.
Trauma Management in Orthopedics has been written to serve as a general introduction to the field of trauma in the field of orthopedics. It is composed of a number of commonly seen disorders and with a corresponding therapeutic pathway, clearly explained with numerous xrays and diagrams to aid the reader in their understanding of these useful procedures. The book is intended as a basic resource for trainees and junior surgeons, but will also be useful to more experienced specialists who require an easy to follow clinical guide to assist in day to day practice of orthopedic trauma management.
9781447144625
10.1007/978-1-4471-4462-5 doi
Medicine.
Orthopedics.
Medicine & Public Health.
Orthopedics.
Surgical Orthopedics.
RD701-811
616.7
1. Principles of Fractures and Polytrauma -- 2.The Shoulder Joint.- 3.The Arm -- 4.The Elbow Joint5.The Forearm -- 6.The Wrist joint -- 7.The Hand and Fingers -- 8.The Thumb -- 9.The Pelvis -- 10.The Hip joint -- 11.The Thigh -- 12.The Knee joint -- 13.The Leg -- 14.The Ankle Joint -- 15.The Foot and Toes -- 16.The Cervical Spine -- 17.The Dorsolumbar Spine -- 18.The Sacrum and Coccyx -- 19.Scoliosis and spinal deformities.
Trauma Management in Orthopedics has been written to serve as a general introduction to the field of trauma in the field of orthopedics. It is composed of a number of commonly seen disorders and with a corresponding therapeutic pathway, clearly explained with numerous xrays and diagrams to aid the reader in their understanding of these useful procedures. The book is intended as a basic resource for trainees and junior surgeons, but will also be useful to more experienced specialists who require an easy to follow clinical guide to assist in day to day practice of orthopedic trauma management.
9781447144625
10.1007/978-1-4471-4462-5 doi
Medicine.
Orthopedics.
Medicine & Public Health.
Orthopedics.
Surgical Orthopedics.
RD701-811
616.7