Orthopedics—Common Diagnostic Classification Methods and Functional Outcome Assessment Criteria

Author: Liu Zhixiong
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-07-22
Features: This book is a specialized tool for orthopedics. It is divided into two parts, totaling fifteen chapters. The first part primarily introduces commonly used parameters and diagnostic classification methods in orthopedics, including comprehensive classification methods for fractures, classification methods for fractures in various parts, classification methods for peripheral nerve injuries, classification methods for spinal fractures, and classification methods for various bone diseases and bone tumors, etc. It also includes classification standards for artificial joint complications. The second part primarily focuses on the efficacy evaluation standards for common orthopedic injuries and diseases, including efficacy evaluation standards for fractures in common areas, efficacy evaluation standards for bone marrow injuries, and efficacy evaluation standards for joint function after various artificial joint replacements, etc. When introducing these methods and standards, the author has made every effort to explain their sources and evolutionary processes to help readers better understand the methods and content presented. For this purpose, the book carefully selects over 200 illustrations to facilitate readers in better understanding the text and making the book as visually engaging as possible. This book is suitable for various orthopedic clinicians and serves as a practical tool for orthopedic clinical professionals.