Review of Orthopaedic Trauma

Review of Orthopaedic Trauma, Second Edition, embraces the full scope of adult and pediatric trauma care in one convenient resource. The expertly written and abundantly illustrated text emphasizes material likely to appear on board and training exams—presented in an outline format that is perfect for exam preparation or review of new and emerging topics.
Look inside and discover…
• Convenient outline format organized by anatomic region allows quick access to essential information.
• Core content includes background epidemiologic statistics, diagnostic techniques, treatment options, and management of potential complications.
• Compact size makes Review of Orthopaedic Trauma an ideal first resource for residents, interns, and practicing physicians seeking to further their understanding of orthopaedic traumatology.
• Exam focus emphasizes the material likely to appear on the In-Training Examinations, Self-Assessment Examinations, and ABOS Certification and Recertification exams
New to the Second Edition…
• Broadly updated chapters incorporate the latest advances in trauma management.
• Reconceived artwork with over 200 new illustrations boosts visual learning of key aspects of injury and treatment.

"This is a concise, comprehensive, and user-friendly review of orthopedic trauma that provides an up-to-date and state-of-art approach to the injured patient."
"The book covers the full scope of trauma care, from general principles of trauma to the management of the patient with multiple complex injuries. It is careful to give extra attention to those areas that are most commonly covered on exams. The photographs and diagrams are well chosen and very helpful. Surgical approaches and potential complications are succinctly described."
"This second edition does provide more updated and extensive information than the first edition. It is a very good reference and review resource, and differs from most other trauma books by not overburdening readers with subtleties, nuances, and personal opinions. It is a worthwhile addition to the orthopedic library, particularly one frequented by residents."
Doody's Review
Samuel J. Chmell, MD(University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine)