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Decade: 2010-2019
Year: 2011
Issue: Vol 19 | No. 4 | December 2011 | Pages 199-244
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Edited by Fred G. Corley MD
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11 Articles:
The great questions in orthopedic surgery are not how to do a procedure, but when to do it and why it needs to be done. Unfortunately, very little has been written about how to do basic surgical proce...
A surgical training program is much like an apprenticeship in which knowledge is passed from the skilled surgeon to the more junior. Often in learning these skills, certain nuances are assumed. The na...
Methods of wound closure have advanced over the last decade with the addition of newer techniques but the fundamental principles of wound management remain unchanged and must be understood to achieve ...
The underlying premise of this article is that a thorough knowledge of anatomy, both topographic and deep, is the fundamental basis for all soft-tissue dissection. The surgeon must begin the dissectio...
Orthopedic surgery is a very “osseous-centric” surgical discipline that has placed very little emphasis on the role of the attached soft tissues. This article highlights some modern techniques and use...
Radiation exposure to the patient has become an increasing problem in health care and has received attention in the media. The exposure to health care personnel is an issue as well. This article revie...
Achieving hemostasis is vital for any surgical procedure. Modern techniques of hemostasis have revolutionized extremity surgery. Achieving a bloodless field allows for the execution of more complex pr...
Preparation of the operating room is one of the most critical elements of success in surgery. It is frequently errors in positioning of the patient and/or the equipment in the operating suite that lea...
Surgical site infections are one of the major challenges facing orthopaedic surgeons. For the past 50 years, surgical infections have been studied closely in the United States in order to improve outc...