Modern Orthopaedic Basic and Clinical

Author: Hu Yunyu
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: This book is a professional academic work written with the guiding principle of closely integrating basic theories of orthopedics with clinical practice. It features the guidance of orthopedic basic theories in clinical practice, providing a detailed elaboration on the latest advancements, theories, and new methods and technologies in both orthopedic basic and clinical research in recent years. To some extent, it fills the gap in domestic orthopedic literature that closely combines basic research with clinical practice. This book is a professional work that integrates academic rigor, practicality, and authority, co-authored by more than 30 renowned senior experts and outstanding middle-aged and young scholars in China, including academicians Gu Yudong, Lu Shibei, and Dai Kuirong. The book is divided into three parts—Upper, Middle, and Lower—with a total of 24 chapters and approximately 1.2 million words.
The Upper Part consists of 9 chapters, covering the structure, metabolism, function, biomechanics, and research on fracture healing processes of bones and cartilage, as well as topics such as bone and cartilage transplantation, tissue engineering, bone banks, and biomaterials.
The Middle Part comprises 11 chapters, focusing on clinical orthopedic diseases and related research advancements, including progress in fracture treatment, spinal disorders, osteoporosis, osteonecrosis, osteoarthritis, congenital bone and joint deformities, bone tumors, spinal and peripheral nerve injuries, skeletal genetic diseases, and artificial joints.
The Lower Part includes 4 chapters on clinical and basic research methods and techniques, covering orthopedic clinical research methodologies, bone cell culture, skeletal system pathology detection methods, and the application of molecular biology techniques in orthopedics.
This book is suitable for a broad range of medical professionals engaged in clinical orthopedic practice. It is also an invaluable reference book for researchers and graduate students involved in related basic research.