Practical pediatric osteopathy

Author: Xu Yongkui / Zhang Lianji / Kong Xiangkang (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This book consists of two parts and twelve chapters. The first part is the general theory, which focuses on introducing the general characteristics of children's bone development and injuries, as well as the similarities and differences in physiology, pathology, and treatment compared to mature bones. The second part is the specific theory, which emphasizes the anatomy, injuries, diagnosis, treatment, potential complications, and prognosis of various body parts. Based on the principle that closed reduction is the main approach for pediatric fractures, this book references and cites some references, combining the authors' clinical experience to focus on introducing the reduction and fixation methods for common fractures and dislocations in children. It is suitable for clinical orthopedic physicians, primary care physicians, and students of bone and trauma to refer to during work and study.