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The Resource McRae's orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management, Timothy O. White, Samuel P. Mackenzie, Alasdair J. Gray ; illustrated by Robert Britton, (electronic book)

McRae's orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management, Timothy O. White, Samuel P. Mackenzie, Alasdair J. Gray ; illustrated by Robert Britton, (electronic book)

Work
Publication
Edition
3rd edition.
Extent
1 online resource.
Note
  • Preceded by Pocketbook of orthopaedics and fractures / Ronald McRae. 2nd ed. 2006
  • Includes index
Contents
  • Front Cover; Inside Front Cover; Half title page; Ronald McRae (1926-2012); McRae's Orthopaedic Trauma and Emergency Fracture Management; Copyright Page; Table Of Contents; Preface; Dedications and acknowledgements; Contributors; 1 General Principles; 1 Fractures and fracture management; Orthopaedic terminology; Fracture types and patterns; Aetiology; Traumatic fractures; Pathological fractures (Fig. 1.1); Insufficiency fractures (Fig. 1.2); Fatigue (or stress) fractures (Fig. 1.3); Morphology; Transverse and oblique fractures (Fig. 1.4); Spiral fractures (Fig. 1.5)
  • Avulsion fractures (Fig. 1.6)Impaction fractures (Fig. 1.7); Paediatric fractures (Fig. 1.8); Severity; Open fractures (see Fig. 3.1); Intra-articular fractures (Fig. 1.9); Comminution (Fig. 1.10); Joint dislocation (Fig. 1.11); Fracture-dislocation (Fig. 1.12); Sprains (Fig. 1.13); Location (Fig. 1.14); Displacement; Displacement in length (Fig. 1.16); Displacement by angulation (Figs 1.17, 1.18); Displacement by rotation (Fig. 1.19); Displacement by translation (Fig. 1.20); Classification systems; AO comprehensive classification system; AO classification of shaft fractures (Fig. 1.22)
  • AO classification of metaphyseal fractures (Fig. 1.23)Assessment of a fracture; History; History of injury; Medical and drug history; Social history; Examination; Look; Feel (Fig. 1.24); Move; Neurovascular assessment; Radiological assessment; Radiographs; Ultrasound; Computed tomography (CT); Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI); Aspiration; Blood tests; Principles of fracture management; Reduce; Direct reduction; Indirect reduction; Hold; Stable fractures; Unstable fractures; Move; Bone structure and healing; Bone anatomy (Fig. 1.28); Fracture healing
  • Secondary bone healing (healing with callus) (Fig. 1.29)Primary bone healing (Fig. 1.30); Assessment of healing; How to present a radiograph; Description of a distal radial fracture; Description of an ankle fracture; Description of a hip fracture; 2 Management of the injured patient; Major trauma; The anatomy of the trauma system and team; The trauma system; The trauma team; Primary survey; A -- airway with cervical spine control; B -- breathing with 100% oxygen; C -- circulation with haemorrhage control; Hypovolaemic shock; D -- disability; E -- exposure; Secondary survey; Tertiary survey
  • Imaging in traumaRadiographs; CT; Intravascular fluid replacement in major trauma; Blood; Blood products; Antifibrinolytic drugs; Major haemorrhage protocols and packs; Decision-making in trauma; Response to resuscitation; The lethal triad; Disposition from the resuscitation room; Orthopaedic decision-making: early total care and damage control orthopaedics; Early total care; Damage limitation surgery; Early appropriate care; The stress response to trauma; The 'second hit'; Management of the stress response, MODS and ARDS; Anaesthesia and analgesia; Types of anaesthesia
Isbn
9780702057298
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McRae's orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management
Title
McRae's orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management
Statement of responsibility
Timothy O. White, Samuel P. Mackenzie, Alasdair J. Gray ; illustrated by Robert Britton
Title variation
Orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management
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Author
Subject
Language
eng
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DLC
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White, Timothy O
Dewey number
617.1/5
Index
index present
LC call number
RD732.5
Literary form
non fiction
Nature of contents
  • dictionaries
  • handbooks
http://library.link/vocab/relatedWorkOrContributorName
  • Mackenzie, Samuel P.
  • Gray, A. J.
  • McRae, Ronald
Series statement
Churchill Pocketbooks
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  • Fractures
  • Fractures, Bone
  • Orthopedic Procedures
  • Manipulation, Orthopedic
  • Emergency Treatment
Label
McRae's orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management, Timothy O. White, Samuel P. Mackenzie, Alasdair J. Gray ; illustrated by Robert Britton, (electronic book)
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • Preceded by Pocketbook of orthopaedics and fractures / Ronald McRae. 2nd ed. 2006
  • Includes index
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Front Cover; Inside Front Cover; Half title page; Ronald McRae (1926-2012); McRae's Orthopaedic Trauma and Emergency Fracture Management; Copyright Page; Table Of Contents; Preface; Dedications and acknowledgements; Contributors; 1 General Principles; 1 Fractures and fracture management; Orthopaedic terminology; Fracture types and patterns; Aetiology; Traumatic fractures; Pathological fractures (Fig. 1.1); Insufficiency fractures (Fig. 1.2); Fatigue (or stress) fractures (Fig. 1.3); Morphology; Transverse and oblique fractures (Fig. 1.4); Spiral fractures (Fig. 1.5)
  • Avulsion fractures (Fig. 1.6)Impaction fractures (Fig. 1.7); Paediatric fractures (Fig. 1.8); Severity; Open fractures (see Fig. 3.1); Intra-articular fractures (Fig. 1.9); Comminution (Fig. 1.10); Joint dislocation (Fig. 1.11); Fracture-dislocation (Fig. 1.12); Sprains (Fig. 1.13); Location (Fig. 1.14); Displacement; Displacement in length (Fig. 1.16); Displacement by angulation (Figs 1.17, 1.18); Displacement by rotation (Fig. 1.19); Displacement by translation (Fig. 1.20); Classification systems; AO comprehensive classification system; AO classification of shaft fractures (Fig. 1.22)
  • AO classification of metaphyseal fractures (Fig. 1.23)Assessment of a fracture; History; History of injury; Medical and drug history; Social history; Examination; Look; Feel (Fig. 1.24); Move; Neurovascular assessment; Radiological assessment; Radiographs; Ultrasound; Computed tomography (CT); Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI); Aspiration; Blood tests; Principles of fracture management; Reduce; Direct reduction; Indirect reduction; Hold; Stable fractures; Unstable fractures; Move; Bone structure and healing; Bone anatomy (Fig. 1.28); Fracture healing
  • Secondary bone healing (healing with callus) (Fig. 1.29)Primary bone healing (Fig. 1.30); Assessment of healing; How to present a radiograph; Description of a distal radial fracture; Description of an ankle fracture; Description of a hip fracture; 2 Management of the injured patient; Major trauma; The anatomy of the trauma system and team; The trauma system; The trauma team; Primary survey; A -- airway with cervical spine control; B -- breathing with 100% oxygen; C -- circulation with haemorrhage control; Hypovolaemic shock; D -- disability; E -- exposure; Secondary survey; Tertiary survey
  • Imaging in traumaRadiographs; CT; Intravascular fluid replacement in major trauma; Blood; Blood products; Antifibrinolytic drugs; Major haemorrhage protocols and packs; Decision-making in trauma; Response to resuscitation; The lethal triad; Disposition from the resuscitation room; Orthopaedic decision-making: early total care and damage control orthopaedics; Early total care; Damage limitation surgery; Early appropriate care; The stress response to trauma; The 'second hit'; Management of the stress response, MODS and ARDS; Anaesthesia and analgesia; Types of anaesthesia
Edition
3rd edition.
Extent
1 online resource.
Form of item
online
Isbn
9780702057298
Lccn
2015045784
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
  • ocn930026888
  • (OCoLC)930026888
Label
McRae's orthopaedic trauma and emergency fracture management, Timothy O. White, Samuel P. Mackenzie, Alasdair J. Gray ; illustrated by Robert Britton, (electronic book)
Publication
Note
  • Preceded by Pocketbook of orthopaedics and fractures / Ronald McRae. 2nd ed. 2006
  • Includes index
Carrier category
online resource
Carrier category code
  • cr
Carrier MARC source
rdacarrier
Content category
text
Content type code
  • txt
Content type MARC source
rdacontent
Contents
  • Front Cover; Inside Front Cover; Half title page; Ronald McRae (1926-2012); McRae's Orthopaedic Trauma and Emergency Fracture Management; Copyright Page; Table Of Contents; Preface; Dedications and acknowledgements; Contributors; 1 General Principles; 1 Fractures and fracture management; Orthopaedic terminology; Fracture types and patterns; Aetiology; Traumatic fractures; Pathological fractures (Fig. 1.1); Insufficiency fractures (Fig. 1.2); Fatigue (or stress) fractures (Fig. 1.3); Morphology; Transverse and oblique fractures (Fig. 1.4); Spiral fractures (Fig. 1.5)
  • Avulsion fractures (Fig. 1.6)Impaction fractures (Fig. 1.7); Paediatric fractures (Fig. 1.8); Severity; Open fractures (see Fig. 3.1); Intra-articular fractures (Fig. 1.9); Comminution (Fig. 1.10); Joint dislocation (Fig. 1.11); Fracture-dislocation (Fig. 1.12); Sprains (Fig. 1.13); Location (Fig. 1.14); Displacement; Displacement in length (Fig. 1.16); Displacement by angulation (Figs 1.17, 1.18); Displacement by rotation (Fig. 1.19); Displacement by translation (Fig. 1.20); Classification systems; AO comprehensive classification system; AO classification of shaft fractures (Fig. 1.22)
  • AO classification of metaphyseal fractures (Fig. 1.23)Assessment of a fracture; History; History of injury; Medical and drug history; Social history; Examination; Look; Feel (Fig. 1.24); Move; Neurovascular assessment; Radiological assessment; Radiographs; Ultrasound; Computed tomography (CT); Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI); Aspiration; Blood tests; Principles of fracture management; Reduce; Direct reduction; Indirect reduction; Hold; Stable fractures; Unstable fractures; Move; Bone structure and healing; Bone anatomy (Fig. 1.28); Fracture healing
  • Secondary bone healing (healing with callus) (Fig. 1.29)Primary bone healing (Fig. 1.30); Assessment of healing; How to present a radiograph; Description of a distal radial fracture; Description of an ankle fracture; Description of a hip fracture; 2 Management of the injured patient; Major trauma; The anatomy of the trauma system and team; The trauma system; The trauma team; Primary survey; A -- airway with cervical spine control; B -- breathing with 100% oxygen; C -- circulation with haemorrhage control; Hypovolaemic shock; D -- disability; E -- exposure; Secondary survey; Tertiary survey
  • Imaging in traumaRadiographs; CT; Intravascular fluid replacement in major trauma; Blood; Blood products; Antifibrinolytic drugs; Major haemorrhage protocols and packs; Decision-making in trauma; Response to resuscitation; The lethal triad; Disposition from the resuscitation room; Orthopaedic decision-making: early total care and damage control orthopaedics; Early total care; Damage limitation surgery; Early appropriate care; The stress response to trauma; The 'second hit'; Management of the stress response, MODS and ARDS; Anaesthesia and analgesia; Types of anaesthesia
Edition
3rd edition.
Extent
1 online resource.
Form of item
online
Isbn
9780702057298
Lccn
2015045784
Media category
computer
Media MARC source
rdamedia
Media type code
  • c
Specific material designation
remote
System control number
  • ocn930026888
  • (OCoLC)930026888

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