Orthopedic Surgery in Patients with Hemophilia ($199.00)
Publisher:Springer | Pages:284 | 2008-07-01 | ISBN:8847008530 | PDF | 6.3 MB
Edited by two leading orthopedic surgeons who are specialists in the treatment of hemophilia, Orthopedic Surgery in Patients with Hemophilia shows all the surgical techniques needed for surgical treatment of musculoskeletal complications of hemophilia. A practical guide, designed for use on the ward or in the office, this book draws on the experience of numerous specialists worldwide, from developed and developing countries. As well as orthopedic surgery, it also covers research, hematology, and rehabilitation. Although of primary interest to the orthopedic surgeon, rheumatologist, and physiotherapist, this book will also be relevant to the hematologist responsible for the care of the hemophiliac patient.
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MRI Atlas: Orthopedics and OrthopedicsThe Spine
MRI Atlas: Orthopedics and NeurosurgeryThe Spine
Author: Martin Weyreuther / Christoph E. Heyde / Michael Westphal / Jan Zierski / Ulrich Weber
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pages: 296 pages
Publisher: Springer
ISBN: 3540335331
Format: PDF
Size: 16.8MB
About this title:This MRI atlas of the spine is the fruit of interdisciplinary cooperation among radiologists, orthopedic surgeons, traumatologists, and neurosurgeons. It is a clinically oriented atlas that covers all important diseases and injuries of the spine. Ample illustrations are supplemented by concise descriptions of anatomy and pathophysiology, the normal and abnormal MRI appearance, diagnostic pitfalls, and the clinical significance of MRI. The clear and didactic style enables readers to revise the fundamentals of spinal anatomy and disease states as a basis for understanding the diagnostic strategies and surgical management. By combining descriptions of the clinical manifestation of spinal disorders with the corresponding MRI findings, the authors hope to help readers develop a meaningful approach to the interpretation of MRI of the spine.
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