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Book Review useful for reconstructive surgeons and residents. Recommended for medical libraries. -E-Streams useful for reconstructive surgeons and residents. Recommended for medical libraries. CLICK HERE TO GET THIS BEST MEDICAL BOOK Book Description An Assessment of the effects of radiation and chemotherapy on the reconstruction of the chest, abdomen and pelvis. Procedures of particular interest... Read the story →

Book Description B. Saunders. Alabama Sports Medicine & Orthopaedic Center, Birmingham. Comprehensive guide to arthroscopic surgery from the basic diagnostic level to advanced operative procedures. Covers preparation, equipment, and set-up. For surgeons, residents, and specialists. 44 U.S. contributors. DNLM: Arthroscopy–methods. CLICK HERE TO GET THIS BEST MEDICAL BOOK Book Details *... Read the story →

Book Description This New Edition makes reliable guidance on diagnosis and treatment of sports-related injuries easy to locate and apply in practice. It offers current, at-a-glance answers to the most commonly asked questions in sports medicine…plus concrete approaches for dealing confidently with sports-related problems. From the basic principles of clinical diagnosis and arthroscopy to... Read the story →

Book Description Univ. of California, San Francisco. Beautifully illustrated atlas integrating the knowledge of advanced imaging in orthopedics, using arthroscopy and anatomic dissection as the gold standard. Each chapter includes a section on the orthopedic perspective. Each MR image has orientation bars and an inset reference image for location. DNLM: Joints–anatomy and histology atlases. CLICK... Read the story →

Book Review From the reviews of the third edition: “This work constitutes the 3rd edition of Foot and Ankle Arthroscopy. a ] The illustrations are superb a ] . The treated chapters are very complete. a ] it is an advisable reference work to all those who practise arthroscopy and/or surgery of the foot and of the ankle.” (Laurent Balabaud, European Journal of Orthopaedic Surgery &... Read the story →

Book Review Trauma, 01-MAR-04, Volume 6, M A Green, FRCS(Orth), Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Birmingham, UK — “Overall, this represents an extremely useful book, dealing with more than just reconstruction of the knee, and it would be of great use both for reference and as an operative manual to any orthopaedic surgeon with an interest in knee... Read the story →

Book Review “Textbook of Arthroscopy will be of value to both the novice and experienced arthroscopic surgeon. It will be a comprehensive reference for the surgeon -in-traininng and a useful library companion for the experienced arthroscopist who is interested in a new technique or wishes to brush up on a procedure that is performed infrequently.”-JBJS, Vol 87-A, No 5, May 2005 CLICK... Read the story →

Book Review From the reviews: “The editor is known internationally for his contributions in this field… The operative preparation of the patient is very well covered and perhaps the most important information for the reader. All topics, from aspects of patient positioning to special surgical instruments are dealt with in great detail… The push by the authors to popularize the... Read the story →

Book Review Trauma, 01-MAR-04, Volume 6, M A Green, FRCS(Orth), Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, Honorary Senior Lecturer, University of Birmingham, UK — “Overall, this represents an extremely useful book, dealing with more than just reconstruction of the knee, and it would be of great use both for reference and as an operative manual to any orthopaedic surgeon with an interest in knee... Read the story →

  Book Details: 738 pages | Amer Acad of Orthopaedic Surgeons; 2 edition (February 15, 2002) | ISBN: 0892032561 | PDF | 14 Mb Book Description: This single self-study programme brings you an objective and balanced review of core orthopaedic knowledge and recent developments. The intent of its authors and editors is to provide the basic information with which all orthopaedic surgeons should be... Read the story →