Contributors

Preface

Volume 1

SECTION ONE: GENERAL PRINCIPLES

BASICS

1 Biomechanics of Fractures and Fracture Fixation

  Mark J. Jo, Allan E Tencer, and Michael J. Gardner

2 Classification of Fractures

  Douglas R. Dirschl

3 The Epidemiology of Fractures and Dislocations

  Charles M. CourtBrown

4 Bone and Cartilage Healing

  Jesse Slade Shantz, Ralph Marcucio, Hubert Z Kim,

  and Theodore Miclau III

5 Biologic and Biophysical Technologies for the

  Enhancement of Fracture Repair

  Eric Wagner, Thomas A. ginhorn, and Sanjeev Kakar

PRINCIPLES OF TREATMENT

6 Principles of Nonoperative Fracture Treatment

  Charles M. CourtBrown

7 Principles of Internal Fixation

  Michael Schatz and Thomas P Raedi

8 Principles of External Fixation

  J. Tracy Watson

9 Management of the Multiply Injured Patient

  Hans Christoph Pape and Peter "d Giannoudis

10 Initial Management of Open Fractures

  S. Rajasekaran, A. Devendra, R. Perumal, J. Dheenadhayalan,

  and 5.R. 5undararajan

11 Gunshot and Wartime Injuries

  Paul J. Dougherty, Romney C. Andersen, and Soheil Najibi

12 Principles of Mangled Extremity Management

  Sarina K Sinclair and Erik N. Kubiak

13 PostTraumatic Stress Disorder

  Thomas Moore, Jr, Carol North, and Adam Starr

14 Amputations

  William J. J. Ertl

15 Bone and Soft Tissue Reconstruction

  Harvey Chim, Steven L. Moran, and Alexander Y Shin

16 Outcome Studies in Trauma

  Mohit Bhandari

17 Imaging Considerations in Orthopedic Trauma

  Andrew H. Schmidt and Kerry M. Kallas

18 ComputerAided Orthopedic Surgery in

  Skeletal Trauma

  Meir Liebergall, Rami Mosheiff, and Leo Joskowicz

19 Osteoporosis

  Stuart H. Ralston

FRACTURE TYPES

20 Fractures in The Elderly Patient

  Nicholas D. Clement and Leela C. Biant

21 Stress Fractures

  Timothy L. Miller and Christopher C. Kaeding

22 Pathologic Fractures

  Rajiv Rajani and Robert g Quinn

23 Periprosthetic Fractures

  William M. Ricci

COMPLICATIONS

24 Venous Thromboembolic Disease in

  Patients with Skeletal Trauma

  Robert Probe and David Ciceri

25 Complex Regional Pain Syndrome

  Roger M. Atkins

26 Orthopedic Infections and Osteomyelitis

  Bruce H. Ziran, Wade R. Smith, and Nalini Rao

27 Principles of Nonunion Treatment

  William M. Ricci and Brett Bolhofner

28 Principles of Malunions

  Mark R. Brinher and Daniel R O'Connor

29 Acute Compartment Syndrome

  Margaret M. McQueen

SECTION TWO: UPPER EXTREMITY

30 Hand Fractures and Dislocations

  Mark H. Henry

31 Carpus Fractures and Dislocations

  Andrew D. Duckworth and David Ring

32 Fractures of the Distal Radius and Ulna

  Margaret M. McQueen

33 Diaphyseal Fractures of the Radius

  and Ulna

  Philipp N. Streubel and Rodrigo E Pesdntez

34 Elbow Fractures and Dislocations

  Daphne M. Beingessner, J. Whitcomb Pollock,

  and Graham J. W. King

35 Distal Humerus Fractures

  George S. Athwal

36 Humeral Shaft Fractures

  Christos Garnavos

37 Proximal Humeral Fractures

  Philipp N. Streubel, Joaquin SanchezSotelo, and

  Scott P Steinmann

38 Clavicle Fractures

  Michael D. McKee

39 Scapular Fractures

  Jan Bartonf（.ek

40 Glenohumeral Instability

  Andrew Jawa and Eric T. Ricchetti

41 Acromioclavicular Joint Injuries

  Cory Edgar, Anthony DeGiacomo, Mark J. Lemos, and

  Augustus D. Mazzocca

42 Injuries to the Sternoclavicular Joint

  Anil K Dutta, Aaron J. Bois, Michael A. Wirth, and

  Charles A. Rockwood, Jr

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SECTION THREE: SPINE

43 Principles of Spine Trauma Care

  Adewale O. Adeniran, Adam M. Pearson, and

  5ohail K Mirza

44 Cervical Spine Fractures and Dislocations

  Andrew J. 5choenfeld and Christopher M. Bono

45 Thoracolumbar Spine Fractures and

  Dislocations

  Christopher K. Kepler and Alexander R. Vaccaro

SECTION FOUR: LOWER EXTREMITY

46 Pelvic Ring Fractures

  Animesh Agarwal

47 Acetabulum Fractures

  Berton R. Moed and Mark C. ReiUy

48 Hip Dislocations and Fractures of the

  Femoral Head

  Michael S. Kain and Paul