Shoulder Fractures: The Practical Guide to Management

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Thieme congratulates Joseph D. Zuckerman on being chosen by New York magazine for its prestigious Best Doctors 2015 list.


From high impact energy injuries to fragility fractures in the elderly, the wide variability in shoulder fractures have made them simultaneously the most common and challenging of shoulder injuries.


Based on the authors' extensive clinical and teaching experience, here is your complete guide to the management of fractures of the proximal humerus, clavicle, and scapula. You will find focused discussions of anatomy, diagnosis, fracture classifications, imaging, surgical and non-surgical treatments, complications, and outcomes -- a one-volume compendium of modern shoulder care! The book provides in-depth recommendations for evaluation and management of one, two, three, and four-part fractures and fracture-dislocations, as well as complications that may arise. More than 500 illustrations and radiographs enhance every concept and technique in the book.


With a strong emphasis on treatment options and outcome assessment, this book is a must for all orthopedic surgeons, shoulder specialists, orthopedic traumatologists, and residents and fellows who restore function to the injured shoulder.

 

Contents

Principles of Treatment and Outcomes Assessment JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN AND SAMUEL S PARK
1
Anatomy of the Shoulder ERIK N KUBIAK KENNETH J KOVAL AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
23
Proximal Humeral Fractures Clinical Evaluation and Classification MATTHEW I LEIBMAN AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
34
OnePart Fractures STEVEN S SHIN AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
50
TwoPart Fractures and FractureDislocations FRANK A LIPORACE AND KENNETH J KOVAL
58
ThreePart Fractures and FractureDislocations KENNETH A EGOL AND KENNETH J KOVAL
86
FourPart Fractures and FractureDislocations DOUGLAS MURRAY AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
99
Humeral Head Impression Fractures and HeadSplitting Fractures ANDREW L CHEN STEPHEN A HUNT AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
120
Complications of Proximal Humeral Fractures JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN AND DOUGLAS MURRAY
146
Clavicle Fractures ERIKN KUBIAK KENNETH J KOVAL AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
181
Scapula Fractures GERARD K JEONG AND JOSEPH D ZUCKERMAN
199
Index
223
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