Harborview Illustrated Tips and Tricks in Fracture Surgery

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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. Enhance Your eBook Reading Experience: Read directly on your preferred device(s), such as computer, tablet, or smartphone. Easily convert to audiobook, powering your content with natural language text-to-speech. Cover......Page 2 Title Page......Page 3 Copyright......Page 4 Contributors......Page 6 Foreword to the First Edition......Page 17 Preface to the Alumni (Second) Edition......Page 20 Preface to the First Edition......Page 25 Tribute......Page 34 Contents......Page 35 Section 1 Patient Positioning and Operative Principles......Page 40 1 Patient Positioning......Page 41 2 Intraoperative Assessment of Lower-Extremity Alignment......Page 97 3 Management of Open Fractures, Compartment Syndrome, Bone Defects, and Infection......Page 139 Section 2 Shoulder/Arm......Page 210 4 Scapula and Glenoid Fractures......Page 212 5 Clavicle Fractures......Page 253 6 Proximal Humerus Fractures......Page 271 7 Humeral Shaft Fractures......Page 291 Section 3 Elbow/Forearm......Page 321 8 Distal Humerus Fractures......Page 322 9 Proximal Radius and Ulna Fractures......Page 354 10 Forearm Fractures......Page 388 11 Distal Radius Fractures......Page 426 Section 4 Pelvis/Acetabulum......Page 456 12 Pelvic Ring Injuries......Page 457 13 Acetabular Fractures......Page 554 Section 5 Hip......Page 605 14 Femoral Head Fractures......Page 606 15 Femoral Neck Fractures......Page 618 16 Intertrochanteric Femur Fractures......Page 651 Section 6 Femur......Page 679 17 Subtrochanteric Femur Fractures......Page 680 18 Femoral Shaft Fractures......Page 715 19 Periprosthetic Fractures of the Femur......Page 763 Section 7 Knee......Page 793 20 Distal Femur Fractures......Page 795 21 Patellar Fractures......Page 841 22 Tibial Plateau Fractures......Page 857 Section 8 Tibia......Page 918 23 Tibial Shaft Fractures......Page 919 Section 9 Ankle......Page 964 24 Pilon Fractures......Page 965 25 Ankle Fractures......Page 1040 26 Talus Fractures......Page 1094 Section 10 Foot......Page 1137 27 Calcaneus Fractures......Page 1138 28 Navicular and Cuboid Fractures......Page 1179 29 Lisfranc Injuries......Page 1196 30 Metatarsal Neck Fractures......Page 1212 Section 11 External Fixation and Miscellaneous......Page 1222 31 Knee-Spanning External Fixation......Page 1223 32 Ankle-Spanning External Fixation......Page 1235 33 Foot External Fixation......Page 1250 34 Miscellaneous and Hardware Removal Tips......Page 1257 Index......Page 1305