Imaging of Orthopedic TraumaThomas Henry Berquist Revised edition of Imaging of orthopedic trauma and surgery. A comprehensive text for radiologists, orthopedic surgeons and other clinicians, and residents in training who deal with trauma, updated to integrate new developments in orthopedic radiology. As in the first edition, the initial chapters discuss basic concepts in diagnostic imaging techniques, fracture healing, and soft tissue injury. The main body of the text addresses imaging in adult trauma, including evaluation of post-reduction treatment techniques. The chapters are anatomically oriented with a review of essential musculoskeletal anatomy followed by a discussion of routine radiographic techniques and special techniques as they relate to the specific anatomic region. The final chapters discuss stress fractures and infection related to post-traumatic injury, emphasizing imaging of these specific problems. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR |
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Contents
Fracture Healing | 78 |
Soft Tissue Injuries | 204 |
The Pelvis and Hips | 239 |
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acute allows anatomy angle ankle anterior AP view arrow artery arthrography articular associated blood body Bone Joint Surg capsule cervical spine changes classification Clin clinical common compared complex complications compression contrast cruciate ligament demonstrating detection diagnosis direct dislocation displacement distal dorsal early elbow evaluation examination extension facet femoral femur fixation flexion foot force frac fracture fragment frequently greater head healing images important increased indicated injection injury instability internal involved knee lateral view lesions less ligament mechanism medial ment motion muscle nail neck normal noted oblique obtained occur Orthop pain patella patients pelvic plate position posterior present proximal radial radiographs Radiology reduction reported rotation routine seen shaft shoulder shows significant soft tissue stress structures subluxation supply surface Table tears technique tendon tibial tion tomography transverse trauma treated treatment tures Type ulnar union usually wrist
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Imaging of the Shoulder: Techniques and Applications A. Mark Davies,Jürg Hodler No preview available - 2005 |