Practical Procedures in Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery外伤整形手术操作程序

出版时间：2006-12  出版社：Cambridge Univ Pr  作者：Giannoudis, Peter V. (EDT)/ Pape, Hans-Christian (EDT)  页数：319  

内容概要

　　This highly illustrated textbook provides an essential guide for surgeons in training。It follows a step-by-step approach to performing a surgical procedure。It includes details of positioning the patient，the approach and reduction technique，the implant to be inserted，protocols for postoperative mobilization，complications to look for，when the patient should be seen in the outpatient clinic and whether the implant should be removed。Intraoperative pictures have been incorporated to make the surgeon aware of all the important issues involved。It covers the most common trauma procedures that surgeons in training are expected to perform during their residency。Each procedure has been written by an expert。This will be an invaluable resource for the resident in training during the long on-call nights in the hospital while preparing for the operations necessary to help trauma patients。　　This highly illustrated textbook will be an essential guide for surgeons in training。It follows a step-wise approach to performing a surgical procedure and intraoperative pictures have been incorporated。Each procedure has been written by an expert and this will be an invaluable resource for the resident in training。

书籍目录

Part Ⅰ   Upper extremity 1  Fractures of the clavicle  2  Section　Ⅰ：Fractures of the proximal humerus    Section  Ⅱ:Fractures of the humeral shaft     Stction  Ⅲ:Fractures of the distal humerus 3  Section  Ⅰ:Fractures of the proximal ulna    Section  Ⅱ:Fractures of the ulnar shaft    Section  Ⅲ:Fractures of the ulnar  4  Section  Ⅰ:Fractures of the proximal radirs    Section  Ⅱ:Fractures of the ulnar shaft    Section  Ⅲ:Fractures of the distal radius  5  Fractures of wrist  6  Section  Ⅰ:Fractures of the first metacarpal    Section  Ⅱ:Fractures of the metacarpalsⅡ-V    Section  Ⅲ:Fractures of the phalanx     ……Part Ⅱ Pelvis and acetabulumPart Ⅲ Lower extremityPart Ⅳ SpinePart Ⅴ Tehdon injuries