Trauma and Orthopaedics at a Glance

Henry Willmott is Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon, East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust

• Preface viiAcknowledgements viiiHow to Use Your Revision Guide ixAbout the Companion Website xPart 1 Basic sciences 11 Musculoskeletal tissues 22 Bone metabolism 43 Osteoarthritis 64 Rheumatoid arthritis 85 Imaging in orthopaedics: X‐rays 106 Imaging in orthopaedics: other modalities 127 Infection 148 Clinical anatomy of the upper limb 169 Clinical anatomy of the lower limb 1910 Clinical anatomy of the spine 2211 Examination of the upper limb 2412 Examination of the lower limb 2613 Examination of the spine 2814 The brachial plexus 30Part 2 Adult orthopaedics 33Upper limb 3415 Shoulder 1 3416 Shoulder 2 3617 Elbow 3818 Wrist and hand 1 4019 Wrist and hand 2 4220 Wrist and hand 3 44Lower limb 4621 Hip 4622 Hip replacement 4823 Knee 1 5024 Knee 2 5225 Foot and ankle 5426 Spine 5627 Tumours 5828 Rehabilitation 60Part 3 Paediatric orthopaedics 6329 Developmental dysplasia of hip (DDH) 6430 Other paediatric hip conditions 6631 Paediatric spinal disorders 6832 Paediatric foot conditions 7033 Neuromuscular conditions 7234 Lower limb alignment 74Part 4 Trauma 7735 General principles 1 7836 General principles 2 8037 Advanced trauma life support (ATLS) 8238 Upper limb trauma 1 8439 Upper limb trauma 2 8640 Upper limb trauma 3 8841 Lower limb trauma 1 9042 Lower limb trauma 2 9243 Lower limb trauma 3 9444 Proximal femoral fracture 1 9645 Proximal femoral fracture 2 9846 Cervical spine trauma 10047 Thoracolumbar spine trauma 10248 Trauma in children 1 10449 Trauma in children 2 10650 Compartment syndrome 10851 Non‐union and malunion 110Part 5 Working as a junior doctor in orthopaedics 11352 Being an orthopaedic F2 11453 Assessment of patients 11654 The operating theatre 118Part 6 Practical procedures 12155 Practical procedures 1 12256 Practical procedures 2 124Index 126