Reprint

Orthopedic Diseases and Traumatology: Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation

Edited by
April 2024
248 pages
  • ISBN978-3-7258-0941-7 (Hardback)
  • ISBN978-3-7258-0942-4 (PDF)

This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Orthopedic Diseases and Traumatology: Surgical Treatment and Rehabilitation that was published in

Medicine & Pharmacology
Public Health & Healthcare
Summary

The surgical therapy of orthopaedic diseases and injuries is subject to permanent change. The development of novel techniques and the establishment of patient-friendly, often minimally invasive procedures has altered many treatment algorithms. Significant clinical success is being achieved in increasingly targeted, individualised therapy approaches. Moreover, post-operative treatment and rehabilitation are similarly undergoing a great change. Patient-related outcome measures are increasingly affecting post-operative rehabilitation courses, providing cause for an evidence-based rehabilitation protocol. Due to the growing awareness of evidence-based post-operative treatments, long off-loading phases and functional impairments are increasingly giving way to early functional therapy, reducing treatment times and minimizing socio-economic costs.

Format
  • Hardback
License and Copyright
© 2024 by the authors; CC BY-NC-ND license
Keywords
ESIN; forearm fractures; EPL; SBRN; nerve damage; tendon lesion; approach; radial fracture; pediatric; hip fracture; anticoagulation; early surgical care; geriatric trauma; proximal humerus fractures; geriatric patients; cement augmentation; modern implant for proximal humerus; complications in proximal humerus fractures; hip fracture; mortality; myocardial injury; biochemical markers; predictors; extracorporeal shock wave; heel spur; plantar fascia; rehabilitation; sports medicine; trauma surgery; open reduction and internal fixation; syndesmosis; upper ankle joint; syndesmotic screw; biomechanical; osteosynthesis; geriatric fracture; geriatric trauma; fibular nail; proximal femur and hip fracture; tip-apex distance; helical blade position; cut-out rate; cement augmentation; osteoporosis; osteomyelitis; score; diagnostics; histology; MRI; femur fracture; orthopedic surgical procedure; fracture osteosynthesis; fracture fixation; internal; minimally invasive surgical procedure; operating table; bone misalignment; tibial plateau fracture (TPF); Rasmussen score; clinical outcomes; radiological outcomes; heel spur; extracorporeal shockwave therapy; radiofrequency ablation; visual analog scale; foot function index; the Roles and Maudsley score; muscle fatty atrophy; FFP; geriatric trauma; bone cement; PMMA; micro-computed tomography; biomechanics; proximal femur fracture; osteoporosis; cement augmentation; subtrochanteric fracture; distal radius fracture; open reduction and internal fixation; minimally invasive; functional outcome; radiographic outcome; stroke; muscle spasticity; upper extremity; hand; operative; surgical procedures; systematic review; arthroscopic rotator cuff repair; immobilization duration; rehabilitation; hydrotherapy; land-based therapy; constant score; leg length discrepancy; temporary epiphysiodesis; eight-plate; growth plate; knee deformity; humeral shaft fractures; primary radial nerve palsy; early nerve exploration; peripheral nerve lesions; nerve recovery; wait-and-see strategy; nonunion; long bone; fracture healing; femur; pseudarthrosis; delayed fracture healing; atrophic

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