西医指南

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pages: 160 pages
Publisher: Saunders
ISSN: 0749-0712
Format: PDF with 3-level bookmarks
Size: 5.35 MB RARed to 4.93 MB
Summary:
Imaging of the elbow following trauma
Pages 353-361
Chris Lowden, Greg Garvin and Graham J.W. King
Rehabilitation of elbow trauma
Pages 363-374
Shrikant J. Chinchalkar and Mike Szekeres
Surgical approaches to the elbow
Pages 375-387
Janak A. Mehta and Gregory I. Bain
Simple dislocations of the elbow: evaluation and treatment
Pages 389-404
David M. Sheps, Kevin A. Hildebrand and Richard S. Boorman
Fracture-dislocation of the elbow: diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis
Pages 405-414
A. Zaher Saati and Michael D. McKee
Open reduction and internal fixation of fractures of the radial head
Pages 415-427
David Ring
Management of comminuted radial head fractures with replacement arthroplasty
Pages 429-441
Graham J.W. King
Fractures of the coronoid process
Pages 443-453
Mark S. Cohen
Coronal shear fractures of the distal humerus: the capitellum and trochlea
Pages 455-464
Kenneth J. Faber
Supracondylar fractures of the elbow: open reduction, internal fixation
Pages 465-474
Shawn W. O’Driscoll
Total elbow anthroplasty and distal humerus elbow fractures
Pages 475-483
April D. Armstrong and Ken Yamaguchi
Arthroscopic management of elbow trauma
Pages 485-495
M. Shaun Holt, Felix H. Savoie III, Larry D. Field and James R. Ramsey
Index
Pages 497-512

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pages: 240 pages
Publisher: Saunders
ISBN: 1416043195
Format: PDF with cover&3-level bookmarks
Size: 11.1 MB RARed to 10.7 MB
Summary:
This issue in the Hand Clinic series deals with Forearm Fractures which are often some of the most frustrating and difficult to manage injuries due to the sudden shock of being unable to perform everyday tasks. This issue is written by those known in the field as experts in this area and outline new procedures designed to make the healing process as short as possible.

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This issue, “Contemporary Issues Related to Management of the Upper Limb in Persons with Tetraplegia”, is the third issue of Hand Clinics dedicated entirely to research and clinical interventions for restoration of hand and arm function in persons with tetraplegia. As a direct result of international collaboration, surgical techniques and assistive technologies for improved upper limb function have greatly advanced – giving persons with spinal cord injury monumental capabilities for engagement in work, self-care and leisure. Moreover, an international and more practical understanding of meaningful outcomes – those that are important to people with tetraplegia – has emerged, enabling researchers and clinicians to better meet the expectations of those receiving upper limb care. This issue of Hand Clinics addresses contemporary principles related to the upper limb in tetraplegia – outcomes assessments and measurement issues, surgical technique and rehabilitation of elbow extension transfers and management of the hand of persons with incomplete injuries. In addition, contemporary perspectives internationally will be summarized and presented. Lastly and with much enthusiasm, topics related to shoulder modeling and wheelchair propulsion will be introduced as important areas of consideration when managing the upper limb of persons with spinal cord injury.

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