pt. I. General principles -- 1.1. Terminology in orthopaedic trauma -- 1.2. Fractures: general aspects -- 1.3. Advanced trauma life support and multiple trauma -- 1.4. Fracture healing -- 1.5. Open fractures -- 1.6. Periprosthetic fractures -- 1.7. Peripheral nerve injuries -- pt. II. Upper limb -- 2. 1. Shoulder and arm -- 2.2. Elbow and forearm -- 2.3. Wrist and hand -- pt. III. Lower limb -- 3.1. Pelvis -- 3.2. Hip and thigh -- 3.3. Knee and leg -- 3.4. Ankle and foot -- pt. IV. Spinal injuries -- 4.1. Spinal injuries
Summary
"A highly illustrated book providing concise yet comprehensive information on fracture classification and management. The text has been developed according to the requirements of orthopaedic surgeons in training. The first section covers general principles such as terminology and dealing with multiple trauma; following sections take the reader systematically through regions of the body and the various possible fractures, covering diagnosis, treatment and healing in each case. Definitive information on the ever-disputed issue of classification of musculoskeletal injuries is provided throughout. An effective reference book for the clinic, this book is also an indispensable tool for trainees in orthopaedic and emergency medicine and orthopaedic nurses."--Jacket