دانلود کتاب تکنیکهای عملی در جراحی شانه و آرنج
Operative Techniques in Shoulder and Elbow Surgery, 1ed

When a surgeon contemplates performing a procedure, there are three major questions to consider: Why is the surgery being done? When in the course of a disea.se process should it be performed? And, finally, what are the ~cal s~ps involved? The purpose of this text is to describe in a detailed, step-by-step manner the “how to do it” of the vast majority of orthopaedic procedures. The “why” and “when” are covered in oudine form at the beginning of each procedure. However, it is assumed that the surgeon understands the basics of “why”‘ and “when,, and has made the definitive decision to undertake a specific case.

This text is designed to review and make clear the detailed steps of the anticipated operation. Operative Tedmiquu in Shoulder and Elbow Surgery differs from other books because it is mainly visual. Each procedure is described in a systematic way that makes liberal use of focused, original artwork. It is hoped that the surgeon will be able to visualize each significant step of a procedure as it unfolds during a case. Each chapter has been edited by a specialist who has specific expertise and experience in the discipline. It has taken a tremendOWl amount of work for each editor to enlist talented authors for each procedure and then review the final work. It has been very stimulating to work with all of these wonderful and talented people, and I am honored to have taken part in this rewarding experience. Finally, I would like to thank everyone who has contributed to the development of this book. Specifically, Grace Caputo at Dovetail Content Solutions, and Dave Murphy and Eileen Wolfberg at Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, who have been very hdpful and generous with their input. Special thanks, as wdl, goes to Bob Hurley at LWW, who has adepdy guided this ~book from original concept to publication.

Contents

SECTION I ANATOMY AND APPROACHES
SECTION II GLENOHUMERAL INSTABILITY
SECTION III ROTATOR CUFF AND BICEPS
SECTION IV STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINTAND CLAVICLE FRACTURES
SECTION V HUMERAL AND SCAPULARFRAO’URES
SECTION VI GLENOHUMERAL ARTHRITIS
SECTION VII MUSCLE RUPTURES,SCAPULOTHORACIC ARTICULATION,AND NERVE PROBLEMS
SECTION VIII ELBOW TRAUMA
SECTION IX ELBOW STIFFNESS