《Instructional Course Lectures Volume XXIX 1980》

1Fractures of the neck of the femur1

Ⅰ Displaced fractures of the femoral neck—internal fixation or hemiarthroplasty？＆Gordon A．Hunter，M．B．，F．R．C．S．，F．R．C．S．(C)1

Ⅱ Treatment by muscle pedicle graft and internal fixation，＆Marvin H．Meyers，M．D4

Ⅲ Total hip arthroplasty in acute femoral neck fractures，＆Franklin H．Sim，M．D．Richard N．Stauffer，M．D9

2Condylocephalic nailing of intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures of the femur17

Ⅰ Closed intramedullary nailing of intertrochanteric and subtrochanteric fractures of the femur，＆Leslie J．Harris，M．D17

Ⅱ Condylocephalic nailing of intertrochanteric fractures，＆Dana M．Street，M．D29

3The A．O．(ASIF)method of fracture care，＆Joseph Schatzker，M．D．，B．Sc．(Med．)，F．R．C．S．(C)Marvin Tile，M．D．，B．Sc．(Med．)，F．R．C．S．(C)41

4Management of unstable pathologic fractures—dislocations of the spine and acetabulum，secondary to metastatic malignancy，＆Kevin D．Harrington，M．D51

5Injuries to the growth plate and the epiphysis，＆Robert S．Siffert，M．D62

6Slipped capital femoral epiphysis78

Ⅰ An approach to salvage procedures for poor results in slipped capital femoral epiphysis，＆Carl L．Nelson，M．D78

Ⅱ Slipped capital femoral epiphysis—natural history and etiology in treatment，＆Raymond T．Morrissy，M．D81

Ⅲ Advantages and disadvantages of pin fixation in slipped capital femoral epiphysis，＆G．Dean MacEwen，M．D86

Ⅳ Anatomic aspects of slipped capital femoral epiphysis and correction by biplane osteotomy，＆Charles R．Clark，M．D．Wayne O．Southwick，M．D．John A．Ogden，M．D90

7Orthopaedic aspects of the chronic pain syndrome，＆Dan M．Spengler，M．D．John D．Loeser，M．D．Terence M．Murphy，M．B．，Ch．B．，F．F．A．R．C．S101

8Tenosynovial infections in the hand—diagnosis and management108

Ⅰ Acute pyogenic tenosynovitis of the hand，＆Robert J．Neviaser，M．D．Stephen F．Gunther，M．D108

Ⅱ Chronic tenosynovial infections in the hand，＆Stephen F．Gunther，M．D．Robert J．Neviaser，M．D117

9Principles of tendon transfers to the hand，＆Richard J．Smith，M．D．Hill Hastings，Ⅱ，M．D129