Fundamental Anatomy for Operative Orthopaedic Surgery (Fundamental Anatomy) (Reprint)

Strongly recommended for the surgical trainee this, the second of a number of atlas-texts describing the anatomical basis of a range of common surgicalprocedures, is a useful aide-memoir to operative surgery I. Upper Limb.- Approach to the Brachial Plexus.- Approaches to the Shoulder.- Approaches to the Humerus.- Approaches to the Elbow.- Approaches to the Forearm.- Approaches to the Wrist.- Approaches to the Hand.- II. Lower Limb.- Approaches to the Hip.- Approaches to the Proximal Femur.- Approaches to the Distal Femur.- Approaches to the Knee.- Approaches to the Tibial Shaft.- Approaches to the Ankle.- Approaches to the Forefoot and Toes.- III. Spine.- Approaches to the Cervical Spine.- Approaches to the Thoracic Spine.- Approaches to the Lumbar Spine.- Approaches to the Sacro-Iliac Joint.- Suggested Further Reading.