Joint replacement arthroplasty
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Bibliographic Information
Joint replacement arthroplasty
Churchill Livingstone, c2003
3rd ed
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Reconstructive surgery of the joints
Available at 3 libraries
Note
"an imprint of Elsevier Science"
Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
Thoroughly revised and updated throughout, the third edition of this comprehensive reference focuses on the full spectrum of joint replacement arthroplasty. Written almost entirely by Mayo Clinic contributors, the text incorporates data from the renowned Mayo Total Joint Replacement Registry - representing over 30 years of experience spanning approximately 70,000 joint replacements. Illustrations throughout - many new to the third edition - depict surgical technique and classification systems. This edition emphasizes contemporary surgical techniques for revision procedures for both the upper and lower extremity, and presents full-chapter coverage of the field's most relevant issues.
Table of Contents
Section I: General Information 1. History of Joint Arthroplasty 2. Materials & Joint Replacement 3. Metallic Alloys 4. Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene 5. The Articulation (A through C) 6. Individual Host Variation Response to Foreign Materials 7. Oncogenesis and Foreign Materials 8. Transfusion Considerations, Hemophilia and AIDS 9. Specific Medical Considerations (A through D) 10. Prophylactic Measures for Infection 11. Thrombophlebitis 12. Anesthetic Considerations 13. Operative Mortality 14. Outcome Studies/Measurement Tools/Impairment 15. Statistical Considerations and Techniques Section II: The Hand and Wrist 16. Anatomy 17. Practical Biomechanics 18. Replacement of the Proximal Interphalangeal Joint 19. Replacement of the Metacarpophalangeal Joint 20. Arthroplasty of the Thumb Axis 21. The Distal Radio-ulnar Joint 22. Replacement of the Wrist (A through B) Section III: The Elbow 23. Anatomy and Surgical Approaches 24. Relevant Biomechanics 25. Radial Head Replacement 26. Resurfacing Replacement 27. Concept/Technique 28. RA: Results 29. Traumatic: Results 30. Complications 31. The Infected Joint 32. Revisions/Salvage: Technique and Results Section IV: The Shoulder 33. Anatomy and Surgical Approaches 34. Relevant Biomechanics 35. Trauma 36. Shoulder Arthroplasty Arthritis 37. Arthroplasty for the Shoulder 38. Shoulder Component Design 39. Rehabilitation 40. Results of Shoulder Replacement 41. Complications of Shoulder Arthroplasty 42. Revision Procedures After Total Shoulder Arthroplasty Section V: The Hip 43. Historical Perspective of Hip Arthroplasty 44. Anatomy and Surgical Approaches 45. Biomechanics of Hip Replacement 46. Cemented Acetabular Component: Design/Indication/Technique/Results 47. Uncemented Acetabular Component: Design/Indication/Technique/Results 48. Cemented Femoral Component: Design/Indication/Technique/Results 49. Uncemented Femoral Component: Design/Indication/Technique/results 50. Conservative 51. Resurfacing Options 52. Developmental Dysplasia 53. The Young Patient: Indication/Results 54. Proximal Femoral Deformity (Osteotomy, Fracture) 55. Proximal Femoral Fracture (Neck, Intertrochanteric) 56. Prior Acetabular Fracture 57. Avascular Necrosis 58. Parkinson's Disease 59. Paget's Disease 60. Neoplasms (A through B) 61. Evaluation of the Painful Total Hip Arthroplasty 62. Acetabular Revision: Technique and Results 63. Femoral Revision (A through B) 64. Postoperative Deep Wound Infection 65. Dislocation 66. Ectopic Bone 67. Periprosthetic fxs (A through B) 68. Nerve Palsies Following THA 69. Vascular Injuries and THA 70. Leg Length Discrepancy Section VI: The Knee 71. Anatomy and Exposures 72. Biomechanics 73. Cemented Total Knee Arthroplasty: Posterior Cruciate (preserving) 74. Cemented Total Knee Arthroplasty: Posterior Cruciate ( substituting) 75. Uncemented Total Knee Arthroplasty 76. Hemi-replacement 77. The Mobile Bearing Knee 78. Managing Deformity (A through C) 79. Extensor Mechanism 80. Revision Total Knee Arthroplasty/Bone Deficiency 81. Infection Section VII 82. Anatomy and Exposures 83. Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle 84. Prosthetic Intervention of the Great Toe 85. Current Status of the Ankle Replacement Arthroplasty 86. Complications and Salvage of the Ankle
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