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Wolters Kluwer | Lippincott Williams and Wilkins Harborview Illustrated Tips And Tricks In Fracture Surgery 2Nd Edition by Henley
Harborview Illustrated Tips And Tricks In Fracture Surgery 2nd Edition
In this significantly expanded “Alumni” edition, graduates of the Orthopaedic Trauma program at the University of Washington’s renowned Harborview Medical Center provide succinct and novel tips and tricks gleaned from their years of professional practice. Focusing specifically on the technical aspects of fracture treatment, Harborview Illustrated Tips and Tricks in Fracture Surgery, Second Edition takes a unique issue/solution approach, offering up-to-date guidance you can apply quickly to a care situation with the full trauma team.
• New chapters touch on fractures of the femur, hardware removal, and navicular and cuboid fractures.
• Expanded with significantly more tips than the previous edition—all contributed by graduates of Harborview’s Orthopaedic Trauma Fellow program.
• Features to-the-point instructions on the latest techniques to treat fractures of the neck, arm, wrist, ankle, foot, knee, and leg in a fast-paced trauma setting.
• Chock full of tables and annotated illustrations for a visual context to techniques and the underlying anatomy.
• Concise bulleted format and standardized organizational structure help you grasp critical material quickly.
• Topics cover required instruments, optimal patient positioning, imaging, hardware and implants, fixing and setting, and fracture reduction.
• Perfect for orthopaedic surgeons, trauma surgeons, and orthopaedic surgery residents learning to treat patients in a trauma setting.
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About the Author:
M. Henley Professor, Department of Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine, Harborview Hospital, University of Washington, Seattle, WA