Doctors can explore the development, treatment and prevention of common complications associated with upper extremity fractures in children. Each chapter explores a specific case in-depth: starting with the initial radiographs, diagnosis and error in initial treatment - to management options and how this particular complication was managed. Also discussed are how to recognize the problem, patients and situations posing a high risk and how to prevent these complications. Cases in this volume include: Malunion of phalangeal fracture; loss of reduction of distal radius fracture; malunion of forearm fracture; incomplete reduction of Monteggia fracture; nonunion of lateral condyle fracture; irreducible radial neck fracture; cubitus following supracondylar fracture; postoperative neurovascular deficit with supracondylar fracture; severely displaced proximal humerus fracture. Each case is richly illustrated with clinical photographs and radiographs.
Both surgical and nonsurgical management have been proven effective in treating upper extremity fractures in children. This monograph aims to assist decision making regarding proper treatment of each individual patient....
We are at the forefront of a trend in physicians classifying themselves as pediatric upper extremity surgeons. Numerous pediatric hospitals now have or are recruiting physicians to focus their practice in this area.
This book starts appropriately in considering the principles which should govern our care of the injured child and the background factors which influence fracture epidemiology.
Covering the upper extremity, hip, foot, and ankle, the book focuses on how attending surgeons approach treatment and management with specific patient types in specific situations, and is ideal as a complementary resource to comprehensive ...
On the other hand, their growth plate is an area to be watched carefully since it is sensitive to trauma. Scott H. Kozin, MD, from Shriners Hospital in Philadelphia, has meticulously edited chapters you'll find informative and instructive.
This important new text assesses the benefits of conservative versus surgical treatment of pediatric fractures, combining clear procedural guidelines with an analysis of the most effective operative approach.
The Pediatric Upper Extremity: Diagnosis and Management
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These tips and tricks are often highly technical and contextual. Residents and fellows often take notes on this advice and these notes served as the foundation for the first edition in the series.
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