Editors: Ian A. Trail, Lennard Funk, Amar Rangan, Matthew Nixon 2019 Over the last 25 years, significant advances have been made in the understanding of the shoulder biomechanics and treatment of its pathologies. Arthroscopic techniques and instrumentation have enabled many conditions to be treated with low morbidity to the patient. There have been numerous advances […]
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Editors: Adam B. Yanke, Brian J. Cole 2019
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Editor Tun Hing Lui 2019 Principle and Practice I have had the privilege to experience firsthand the advances of foot and ankle surgery during my 27 years of practice, and have witnessed technological advances in instrument design which have enabled my friends and colleagues from all over the world develop many innovative procedures to tackle […]
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Editors: Emily A. Cook, Jeremy J. Cook 2019 As Aesop famously said, “familiarity breeds contempt,” and the ubiquitous hammertoe deformity is proof to this statement as fact. We have attended many conferences, lectures, and workshops throughout our careers. At these meetings, we have often been surprised by the number of practitioners that ask for advice […]
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Editor Guoxian Pei 2018 The development of digital medicine has promoted the rapid development of digital technology in orthopedics. Over the past 20 years, digital orthopedic techniques have considerably developed. In 2006, we presented the concept of “digital orthopedics,” wherein we classified, refined, and promoted the digital technical attributes of the field of orthopedics with […]
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Giovanni Di Giacomo • Nicole Pouliart • Alberto Costantini • Andrea De Vita Editors 2008 Dr.Di Giacomo and his team have undertaken a very important task – the production of a book on shoulder anatomy that relates the static description of the anatomy to the dynamic function of the shoulder. This book has done an excellent job […]
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Nikolaj Wolfson Editor 2016 Orthopedic Injuries in Natural Disasters and Mass Casualty Events The reader of this treatise has the privilege of reviewing the most definitive and complete analysis of trauma treatment extant. The particular discussion of mass trauma and crisis management is special, all-inclusive, and current. This reference book will be a “must have selection” for all […]
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Charles Rivière • Pascal-André Vendittoli Editors 2020 Hip and knee replacements are very successful procedures, despite the fact that they are affected by non-negligible rates of residual symptoms and complications. Unsatisfactory clinical outcomes are primarily explained by poor biomechanics of prosthetic joints. Interestingly, recent advances in both material and design of prosthetic components, as well as precise technologically assisted implantation, […]
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Cyril Mauffrey • David J. Hak Murphy P. Martin III Editors 2019 A Guide to Diagnosis and Management Despite the relatively high incidence of compartment syndrome and the fairly dismal outcomes, this condition remains poorly studied and understood. While the pathophysiology seems to be clear, an absolute diagnosis is at times virtually impossible. The conundrum of the timing […]
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Timothy O White Samuel P Mackenzie Alasdair J Gray 2016 The care of the injured patient is a rewarding and fascinating specialty, requiring an understanding of an unparalleled range of anatomy and physiology, practical procedures and surgical techniques. Skilled, coordinated management is vital; trauma is the principal cause of death and disability in the young, while the epidemic […]
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