Titlebook: Global Orthopedics; Caring for Musculosk Richard A. Gosselin,David A. Spiegel,Michelle Folt Book 2020Latest edition Springer Nature Switzer

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Rickets and Angular Bone Deformityies of the lower limbs were the most common cause of musculoskeletal impairment in children [1]. Limited access to services and delayed treatment often result in severe deformity not commonly seen in higher-income countries (Fig. 12.1). Areas with an increased prevalence, particularly in rural envir

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Nonsurgical Principles of Fracture and Injury Managementreatments of musculoskeletal injuries. Surgeons in middle-income countries are experiencing a rapid transition from nonoperative to internal fixation of fractures. The current epidemic of road traffic injuries has helped push the speed of this transition as overcrowded hospitals cannot cope with the

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Basic Plastic Surgery for Orthopedic Surgeonsde the following: causative event, chronicity of the wound, clinical course, and current treatment as well as a history of diabetes, tobacco use, malnutrition, HIV, and tetanus immunization. Examination of the wound will determine if it is clean, healthy, infected, or necrotic. All infected and necr

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HIV and Orthopedic Surgery to prevent and treat occupational exposures. HIV disease and antiretroviral therapy have associations with various musculoskeletal disease entities, and may affect surgical outcomes in some cases. These considerations may assume great importance in locations with high seroprevalence of HIV disease.

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Sensing Inside the Living Cells, to prevent and treat occupational exposures. HIV disease and antiretroviral therapy have associations with various musculoskeletal disease entities, and may affect surgical outcomes in some cases. These considerations may assume great importance in locations with high seroprevalence of HIV disease.