《A Brief Outline Of Modern Treatment Of Fractures Second Edition》

CHAPTER ⅠCONSIDERATION OF GENERAL FRACTURE PROBLEMS1

Mechanics and types of fracture1

Emergency care of simple fracture2

Emergency care of compound fracture3

Debridement of compound fracture4

Serum in tetanus and gas bacillus infection6

Gas bacillus infections6

Reduction of fracture—general considerations7

Planning the treatment in a fracture problem8

The making of a plaster cast8

Plaster casts9

The molded plaster splint10

Metal splints and braces11

Pressure sores12

Certain popular and useful frames15

The repair of fractures15

Delayed union17

Nonunion17

Physiotherapy19

Methods of traction20

Skin traction21

Skeletal traction24

Open versus closed reduction of fractures27

Methods of manipulation27

The use of metal in bone surgery28

X-Ray interpretations in fractures29

Epiphyseal fractures31

The after treatment of fractures32

Lane technique33

Certain medicolegal aspects of bone surgery34

CHAPTER Ⅱ FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF SHOULDER GIRDLE36

Dislocations of sternoclavicular joint36

Dislocations of acromioclavicular joint36

Fractures of clavicle37

Dislocations of shoulder38

Habitual dislocation of shoulder40

Fractures of Scapula41

CHAPTER Ⅲ FRACTURES OF HUMERUS42

Fractures of upper end of humerus42

Fractures of greater tuberosity of humerus43

Fractures of surgical neck of humerus44

Fractures of shaft of humerus46

Supracondylar fractures of humerus49

CHAPTER ⅣFRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS INVOLVING ELBOW JOINT51

Fractures of epicondyles of humerus51

The＂T＂fracture of humerus52

Dislocations of elbow53

Fractures of olecranon process55

Fractures of head of radius56

CHAPTER ⅤFRACTURES OF RADIUS AND ULNA57

Fracture of ulna with dislocation of head of radius57

Fracture of both bones of forearm58

Fracture of lower end of radius and ulna61

CHAPTER ⅥFRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF WRIST AND HAND64

Fractures and dislocations at wrist64

Fractures of navicular(scaphoid)bone65

Fractures and dislocations of hand65

Fractures of metacarpal bones and phalanges67

CHAPTER ⅦFRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OP SPINE AND RIBS70

Fractures of ribs70

Fractures and dislocations of spine71

Fractures of cervical spine71

Fractures of upper dorsal spine74

Fractures of lower dorsal and lumbar spine74

Fractures of processes of vertebrae77

Question of＂neurotic spine＂79

CHAPTER Ⅷ FRACTURES OF PELVIS80

Fractures of ilium and sacrum80

Central dislocation of head of femur with fracture of acetabulum83

CHAPTER ⅨFRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF HIP84

Problem of weight bearing in lower extremity84

Fractures of hip86

Intracapsular fractures of hip87

Intertrochanteric fractures of hip95

Operative reconstruction of neck of femur95

Problem of knee in femur fractures96

Dislocations of hip97

CHAPTER Ⅹ FRACTURES OF SHAFT OF FEMUR99

Fractures of upper and middle third of femur99

Fractures of lower third of shaft of femur103

Fractures of shaft of femur in children105

CHAPTER Ⅺ FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF KNEE110

Fractures of patella110

Dislocations at knee111

Habitual dislocation of patella112

CHAPTER Ⅻ FRACTURES OF TIBIA AND FIBULA113

Fractures of condyles of tibia113

Fractures of shaft of fibula114

Fractures of shaft of tibia114

Fractures of lower end of tibia and fibula involving joint118

CHAPTERⅩⅢFRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS OF ANKLE AND FOOT122

Dislocation of ankle122

Fractures involving foot122

Fractures of calcaneus122

Fractures of talus125

Transtarsal fractures and dislocations126

Fractures of metatarsal bones127

Fractures of lesser bones of foot127

Arch support for injured lower extremity128

CHAPTER ⅩⅣFRACTURES OF MANDIBLE AND MAXILLAE131

INDEX135