Titlebook: Essentials of Orthopedic Surgery; Sam W. Wiesel (Professor and Chairman),John N. Del Book 20073rd edition Springer-Verlag New York 2007 Or

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Book 20073rd editioncal students. In this edition, physical diagnosis is a subsection in each chapter, which we believe gives better continuity. Additionally, at the end of each chapter we have created a number of multiple-choice questions considered appropriate for medical students to be able to answer. Each chapter h

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Basic Science of Bone and Cartilage Metabolism,everal specialized mechanical functions: the protection of internal organs, the scaffold that provides points of attachment for other structural elements, and the levers needed to improve the efficiency of muscle action. In addition, bone serves two biologic functions: a site for hematopoietic activ

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Tumors of the Musculoskeletal System, the axial skeleton. All tumors arise from one of the different histologic types of tissue that comprise the musculoskeletal system: bone (osteoid-forming tumors), cartilage (chondroid-forming tumors), and muscle and the fibrous connective tissue (soft tissue tumors). Only rarely do tumors arise fro

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Sports Medicine,creational sports has escalated during the past several decades as a result. This increase in participation has lead to an emphasis on treating injuries associated with sporting activities. The advances within medicine regarding the diagnosis of these injuries, such as magnetic resonance imaging (MR

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The Spine,ntial pathology and be able to distinguish a serious problem from a minor condition. Disastrous sequelae such as paralysis can occur if this differentiation is not appreciated. This chapter first addresses the cervical spine and then presents the lumbar spine. In each area, the history, physical, an

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The Elbow, arm as a unit, the tremendous range of motion of the shoulder can be thought of positioning the hand on the outer surface of a sphere. It is the flexion, extension, pronation, and supination of the elbow and forearm that allow positioning of the hand within that sphere, thus creating the ability to

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