Fracture Treatment

by John Ebnezar

The newer generation of orthopedic surgeons are being exposed to a galaxy of newer orthopedic surgical techniques like never before. Most of these newer innovations do not stand the test of time and sink into oblivion faster than their origin. Though good, not all newer techniques are justifiable. A young orthopedic surgeon now knows how to do a knee replacement surgery but is at loss when confronted with the innocuous and simple technique of closed reduction of say a Colles fracture. There are plenty of books available in the market that offer training in newer orthopedic surgical techniques but no books are available or ever written highlighting the basic orthopedic procedures. This book useful for PG students, young orthopedic surgeons and even senior orthopedic surgeons will find this book informative. It is particularly useful to those unsung heroes who work in remote areas with minimum infrastructure. Use this book as a ready recokner. All the problems described in this book are basic orthopedic problems and can be managed with minimum staff, materials and infrastructure.

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