Practical Orthopedic Clinical

Author: Tan Yuanchao
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Publish Date: 1999-01-01
Features: Summary of Content
This book integrates the current trends in domestic and international orthopedic research, organically combining fundamental clinical theories with practical techniques in orthopedics. It covers relevant topics such as spinal cord diseases, hand surgery, microsurgery, bone and joint injuries, orthopedics, and bone tumors. The book is divided into 4 parts and 13 chapters, with 206 illustrations, offering rich content and novel, unique perspectives and methods. For example, spinal surgery employs the "stress slip rate" to assess the stability of the lumbar spine and calculates quantifiable indicators to guide clinical practice. The development and clinical application of the "single needle-column wing plate" simplify lumbar spondylolisthesis surgery, achieving excellent reduction and fixation. In microsurgery, vascularized composite tissue transplantation is used to repair severe limb contusions, avoiding or reducing limb necrosis and amputation. In orthopedic trauma, the inflatable elastic spinal fixation traction system treats thoracolumbar fractures by combining motion and rest, integrating reduction and fixation. And so on.
The book's key feature is the combination of clinical practice and research, diagnosis and treatment with experiments. It includes theoretical discussions as well as specific methods and foundational knowledge, making it easy to understand and accessible. The content is focused, highly practical, scientific, and targeted, making it suitable for physicians and researchers in related disciplines.