"Covers more than 200 common topics, what is expected from a postgraduate student during ward rounds and preparatory tests. Contains a compilation of theory questions asked in MS and DNB examinations over the past 15 years, arranged topic-wise. Standard textbooks have been refereed to compile the exhaustive list of classifications of upper limb and lower limb trauma, classifications of pediatric trauma, congenital and regional conditions of upper limb and lower limb, diagnostic criteria for various conditions, orthopedic formulas, and radiological lines. Enriched with simple, easy to reproduce diagrams."--

This book is for orthopaedic postgraduate students pursuing diploma, DNB or M.S Ortho courses .It consists of 150 classifications covering upper limb, lower and pediatric trauma. Also classifications of spine trauma, congenital conditions etc . We have included orthopedic formulas, criterias and xray lines which helps students for a quick review and easy access

The must-have book for candidates preparing for the oral component of the FRCS (Tr and Orth).

This is the 2nd edition of the book Practical Orthopedic Examination Made Easy. The text is comprehensive, updated and fully revised as per the present day requirements in the subject of orthopedics. In this edition ofbook cases on malunited distal radius fracture, intertrochanteric fracture, cut tendon injuries, carpal tunnel syndrome are included. The book has 12 chapters. The first chapter deals with how to approach for history taking and examination in orthopaedic patient. Chapter two and three provides a comprehensive description of examination of hip and knee joints respectively. Chapter.

This second edition of this highly comprehensive and successful textbook which illustrates a detailed and systematic approach to a methodical clinical examination of the orthopaedic patients. Embodies all the methods used in a logical and readily accessible manner. Covers both traumatic and non-traumatic cases.

In the US and Canada, medical school graduates wishing to specialise in orthopaedics undergo a five year residency training course in orthopaedic surgery. Orthopedic Residency Guide provides students with step by step advice to help them with successful enrolment in an orthopaedic residency program. Beginning with an introduction to orthopaedics and an overview of medical school, the following chapters guide applicants through the application process, interviews and preparation, rotations and electives, the ranking process and actual residency programs. The importance of research before and during residency and USMLE preparation are also covered. Written by internationally recognised experts from the USA, this practical book includes illustrations and tables to enhance understanding. Key points Step by step guide to orthopaedic residency for medical students Covers complete process from application and interviews, to rotations and ranking In depth coverage of importance if research and USMLE preparation Internationally recognised US authors

A new edition of this well established textbook for post graduate students and orthopaedic surgeons in training and practice. A thorough revision including many new images, X-Rays and MRI's and new chapters on trauma, arthroscopy and evidence based orthopedics. This new edition includes new clinical images, X-rays and MRI scans, 500 new line diagrams and 250 new X-rays. Every chapter has been thoroughly revised and updated and new chapters on trauma, arthroscopy, common surgical techniques, geriatrics and evidence-based orthopedics have been added.