Prof. Dr. Ingo Marzi is Chairman and Direction of the Dept. of Trauma, Hand-, and Reconstructive SurgeryUniversity Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe-University since 20 years. He is past president of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery, Past President of the German Orthoepedic and Trauma Society, and Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery. Prof. Marzi has written several books on Trauma and Pediatric Trauma Surgery. Prof. Marzi has published intensively in the field of pediatric trauma and organized numerous pediatric trauma courses.  Prof. Dr. Johannes Frank leads the Section for Hand, and Reconstructive Surgery of the University Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe-University in Frankfurt since 20 years. He is well recognized Hand- and Pediatric Orthopedic-Trauma Surgeon including complex reconstructive hand,  and tumor surgery. Prof. Frank is well established  active board member of various hand and trauma societies organizing teaching courses including pediatric trauma. In addition, he has published extensively in trauma care and written practical surgical books.  Prof. Dr. Stefan Rose is working as trauma surgeon including pediatric trauma at a trauma center in Luxemburg. Prof. Rose is a faculty member of the Goethe-University in Frankfurt, where he was attending earlier. He is active course instructor for pediatric trauma and general orthopedic trauma and has contributed to various books.

• Part I. General.- Bone Growth and Bone Healing.- Types of Injuries.- Fracture Classification.- Radiological Diagnostics.- Conservative Principles.- Operative Principles.- Specific Injuries (vascular, neurological.- General Therapeutic Principles.- Part II. Specific Injuries.- Shoulder.- Humerus.- Elbow.- Supracondylar Fractures.- Radial Condyle Fracture.- ulnar Epicondyle Fracture and Elbow Luxation.- Proximal Radius.- Proximal Ulna.- Monteggia Lesion.- Forearm Fracture.- Distal Forearm Fracture.- Galeazzi Fracture.- Wrist.- Hand.- Fingers.- Spine.- Pelvis.- Proximal Hip.- Femur Shaft.- Distal Femur.- Patella.- Knee Joint.- Proximal Tibia.- Tibia Shaft.- Distal Lower Leg.- Ankle Joint.- Foot.- Part III. Secondary Reconstructions.- Differential Diagnosis to Pathological Fractures and Abnormalities.- Overseen Monteggia lesions.- Secondary Reconstructions of the Upper Leg.- Secondary Reconstructions of the Lower Leg.- Limb lengthening.- Axis-Correction.- Reconstructions of Inborn Abnormalities.

Prof. Dr. Ingo Marzi is Chairman and Direction of the Dept. of Trauma, Hand-, and Reconstructive SurgeryUniversity Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe-University since 20 years. He is past president of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery, Past President of the German Orthoepedic and Trauma Society, and Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery. Prof. Marzi has written several books on Trauma and Pediatric Trauma Surgery. Prof. Marzi has published intensively in the field of pediatric trauma and organized numerous pediatric trauma courses.  Prof. Dr. Johannes Frank leads the Section for Hand, and Reconstructive Surgery of the University Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe-University in Frankfurt since 20 years. He is well recognized Hand- and Pediatric Orthopedic-Trauma Surgeon including complex reconstructive hand,  and tumor surgery. Prof. Frank is well established  active board member of various hand and trauma societies organizing teaching courses including pediatric trauma. In addition, he has published extensively in trauma care and written practical surgical books.  Prof. Dr. Stefan Rose is working as trauma surgeon including pediatric trauma at a trauma center in Luxemburg. Prof. Rose is a faculty member of the Goethe-University in Frankfurt, where he was attending earlier. He is active course instructor for pediatric trauma and general orthopedic trauma and has contributed to various books.

• Part I. General.- Bone Growth and Bone Healing.- Types of Injuries.- Fracture Classification.- Radiological Diagnostics.- Conservative Principles.- Operative Principles.- Specific Injuries (vascular, neurological.- General Therapeutic Principles.- Part II. Specific Injuries.- Shoulder.- Humerus.- Elbow.- Supracondylar Fractures.- Radial Condyle Fracture.- ulnar Epicondyle Fracture and Elbow Luxation.- Proximal Radius.- Proximal Ulna.- Monteggia Lesion.- Forearm Fracture.- Distal Forearm Fracture.- Galeazzi Fracture.- Wrist.- Hand.- Fingers.- Spine.- Pelvis.- Proximal Hip.- Femur Shaft.- Distal Femur.- Patella.- Knee Joint.- Proximal Tibia.- Tibia Shaft.- Distal Lower Leg.- Ankle Joint.- Foot.- Part III. Secondary Reconstructions.- Differential Diagnosis to Pathological Fractures and Abnormalities.- Overseen Monteggia lesions.- Secondary Reconstructions of the Upper Leg.- Secondary Reconstructions of the Lower Leg.- Limb lengthening.- Axis-Correction.- Reconstructions of Inborn Abnormalities.

Prof. Dr. Ingo Marzi is Chairman and Direction of the Dept. of Trauma, Hand-, and Reconstructive SurgeryUniversity Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe-University since 20 years. He is past president of the European Society for Trauma and Emergency Surgery, Past President of the German Orthoepedic and Trauma Society, and Editor-in-Chief of the European Journal of Trauma and Emergency Surgery. Prof. Marzi has written several books on Trauma and Pediatric Trauma Surgery. Prof. Marzi has published intensively in the field of pediatric trauma and organized numerous pediatric trauma courses.  Prof. Dr. Johannes Frank leads the Section for Hand, and Reconstructive Surgery of the University Hospital Frankfurt, Goethe-University in Frankfurt since 20 years. He is well recognized Hand- and Pediatric Orthopedic-Trauma Surgeon including complex reconstructive hand,  and tumor surgery. Prof. Frank is well established  active board member of various hand and trauma societies organizing teaching courses including pediatric trauma. In addition, he has published extensively in trauma care and written practical surgical books.  Prof. Dr. Stefan Rose is working as trauma surgeon including pediatric trauma at a trauma center in Luxemburg. Prof. Rose is a faculty member of the Goethe-University in Frankfurt, where he was attending earlier. He is active course instructor for pediatric trauma and general orthopedic trauma and has contributed to various books.

• Part I. General.- Bone Growth and Bone Healing.- Types of Injuries.- Fracture Classification.- Radiological Diagnostics.- Conservative Principles.- Operative Principles.- Specific Injuries (vascular, neurological.- General Therapeutic Principles.- Part II. Specific Injuries.- Shoulder.- Humerus.- Elbow.- Supracondylar Fractures.- Radial Condyle Fracture.- ulnar Epicondyle Fracture and Elbow Luxation.- Proximal Radius.- Proximal Ulna.- Monteggia Lesion.- Forearm Fracture.- Distal Forearm Fracture.- Galeazzi Fracture.- Wrist.- Hand.- Fingers.- Spine.- Pelvis.- Proximal Hip.- Femur Shaft.- Distal Femur.- Patella.- Knee Joint.- Proximal Tibia.- Tibia Shaft.- Distal Lower Leg.- Ankle Joint.- Foot.- Part III. Secondary Reconstructions.- Differential Diagnosis to Pathological Fractures and Abnormalities.- Overseen Monteggia lesions.- Secondary Reconstructions of the Upper Leg.- Secondary Reconstructions of the Lower Leg.- Limb lengthening.- Axis-Correction.- Reconstructions of Inborn Abnormalities.