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The Closed Treatment of Common Fractures
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Product Description
Reprinted by the John Charnley Trust, the original text having been out of print for many years, this beautifully presented book deals very simply and scientifically with most of the difficult fractures an orthopaedic surgeon is likely to meet in his/her practice. Despite the fact that the original text was published in 1950, the basic principles espoused in the book still apply today, and it remains one of the most concise and complete books on closed fracture treatment ever written. This core textbook has been basic reference for orthopaedic surgeons for half a century. It describes the elementary mechanics of reduction and immobilisation and shows how the commonest injuries can be managed by proven methods based on these general principles. It is a must for anyone embarking on a career in orthopaedics and is a classic text that all orthopaedic trainees and consultants should have on their shelves.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #121123 in Books
- Published on: 2003-01-01
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 272 pages
Customer Reviews
Excellent - a must for everyone treating fractures
A beautifully presented book which deals very simply and scientifically most of the difficult fractures an orthopaedic surgeon meets with in his/her practice. It is a must for all embarking on a career in orthopaedics. I recommend that the book be read and studied early in one's career.
a classical orthopaedics book
I read this book two months ago and found it as an excellent help to the orthopaedical surgeon, this book makes fractures more simple to understand...and to treat them.
A must for all doctors practicing Orthopaedics
This is one of the most concise and complete books on closed fracture treatment ever written. As a trainee Orthopaedic Surgeon I found this to be my saviour. I still refer to this book occationally and use the simple pictures and diagrams in my lectures to students and trainees. I highly recommend this book to all doctors who want to practice Orthopaedics as their speciality.
