Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery: Relevant Surgical Exposures / Edition 2

by Bernard F. Morrey MD

Overview

Part of the highly regarded Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery series , Relevant Surgical Exposures, Second Edition , is a concise, lavishly illustrated reference designed to assist today’s orthopaedic surgeons in a crucial task: choosing and executing the exposure necessary for a given procedure. It presents successful, widely used exposures for hand and wrist, forearm, elbow, humerus, shoulder, pelvis, hip and acetabulum, femur, knee, tibia and fibula, foot and ankle, and spine, all in step-by-step detail. Fully revised with new exposures, anatomic dissections, and illustrations throughout, as well as a section on preferred exposures for trauma, this Second Edition is ideal for orthopaedic surgeons at all levels of experience.

• Presents approximately 100 preferred exposure techniques of surgical masters, illustrated with full-color, sequential, surgeon’s-eye view photographs, as well as superb drawings by noted medical illustrators.
• Virtually every chapter is enhanced by exceptional anatomic dissections of unexcelled quality.
• Includes substantial additions to the shoulder, hip and acetabulum, knee and leg, as well as many more exposures for minimally invasive procedures in all areas.
• Features enhanced and expanded full-color drawings throughout.
• Provides the up-to-date guidance you need to master both well-established exposures and recent exposures for minimally invasive procedures.
• Contains practical guidance, pearls, and tips from Dr. Bernard Morrey and his son, Dr. Matthew Morrey, as well as other leading orthopaedic surgeons.

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Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781451194067
Publisher:	LWW
Publication date:	10/09/2018
Series:	Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery
Edition description:	Second
Pages:	456
Sales rank:	705,826
Product dimensions:	8.38(w) x 10.88(h) x (d)

Table of Contents

Section I: UPPER EXTREMITY

Chapter 1: Hand and Wrist
Part 1: Dorsal Approach to the Wrist
Part 2: Surgical Approach of the Ulnar Nerve at the Level of the Wrist
Part 3: Surgical Approaches of Flexor Tendons in Wrist and Hand
Part 4: Volar Approach to the Wrist
Part 5: Dorsal Radial Exposure of the Scaphoid

Chapter 2: Forearm

POSTERIOR APPROACH TO THE RADIUS (THOMPSON)

ANTERIOR (HENRY) SURGICAL EXPOSURE TO THE PROXIMAL RADIUS

EXPOSURE OF THE SHAFT OF THE ULNA

Chapter 3: Elbow

OLECRANON OSTEOTOMY

LATERAL EXPOSURES

POSTERIOR-MEDIAL EXPOSURE

MEDIAL EXPOSURES

Chapter 4: Humerus

EXTENSILE ANTERIOR LATERAL APPROACH TO THE HUMERUS

POSTERIOR EXPOSURES

Chapter 5: Shoulder

ANTERIOR SUPERIOR APPROACH FOR ROTATOR CUFF REPAIR

HORIZONTAL INCISION FOR CLAVICLE FRACTURES AND NON-UNIONS

DELTOPECTORAL APPROACH FOR FRACTURES AND ARTHROPLASTY

POSTERIOR EXPOSURE FOR RECURRENT POSTERIOR SHOULDER INSTABILITY

ANTERIOR INFERIOR APPROACH FOR SHOULDER INSTABILITY

Section II: LOWER EXTREMITY

Chapter 6: Pelvis

POSTERIOR APPROACH TO THE SACRUM AND SACROILIAC JOINT

APPROACH TO THE ACETABULUM THROUGH THE ILIOINGUINAL APPROACH

APPROACH TO THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS AND STOPPA APPROACH

APPROACH TO THE POSTERIOR PELVIS (KOCHER-LANGENBECK APPROACH)

APPROACH TO THE ACETABULUM THROUGH THE EXTENDED ILIOFEMORAL APPROACH

Chapter 7: Hip and Acetabulum

ANTERIOR-LATERAL EXPOSURE (HARDINGE)

THE MAYO LIMITED (MINIMAL) ANTERIOR

LIMITED ANTERIOR HIP JOINT EXPOSURE (LIMITED SMITHPETERSON)

POSTERIOR APPROACH TO THE HIP

LIMITED POSTERIOR EXPOSURE (DORR, PAGNANO)

TROCHANTERIC OSTEOTOMY

Chapter 8: Femur

ANTEROMEDIAL APPROACH TO THE FEMUR

ANTEROLATERAL APPROACH TO THE FEMUR

POSTEROLATERAL APPROACH TO THE FEMUR

POSTERIOR APPROACH TO THE FEMUR

MEDIAL APPROACH TO THE FEMUR

Chapter 9: Knee

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS REGARDING SKIN INCISION

STANDARD MEDIAL PARAPATELLAR ARTHROTOMY

Chapter 10: Tibia and Fibula

RELEVANT ANATOMY

POSTEROMEDIAL APPROACH TO THE PROXIMAL TIBIA

Chapter 11: Foot and Ankle

ANATOMIC CONSIDERATIONS

APPROACHES TO THE DISTAL TIBIA/ANKLE JOINT

Section III: SPINE

Chapter 12: Cervical Spine

ANTERIOR APPROACHES

POSTERIOR APPROACHES

Chapter 13: Thoracic Spine

ANTERIOR CERVICAL THORACIC APPROACHES

ANTERIOR THORACOLUMBAR EXTENSILE APPROACH

Chapter 14: Lumbar Spine

Part 1. Anterior Exposures of the Lumbar Spine

ANTERIOR PARAMEDIAN RETROPERITONEAL LUMBAR EXPOSURE

LATERAL LUMBAR APPROACH

Part 2. Posterior Exposures of the Lumbar Spine

POSTERIOR EXPOSURE FOR UNILATERAL LUMBAR DECOMPRESSION

POSTERIOR BILATERAL EXPOSURE OF THE LUMBAR SPINE

EXPOSURE OF THE LUMBAR SPINE FOR TRANSFORAMINAL LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION

INDEX

Editorial Reviews

Reviewer: Scott A. Magnes, M.D., ATC (Fort Belvoir Community Hospital)
Description: This book on surgical exposures is part of the popular Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery series, consisting of 15 volumes covering the entire spectrum of surgical techniques in all orthopedic anatomic areas. An ebook is included with the purchase of the print book, and is identical in content. The first edition of this book was published in 2008.
Purpose: The purpose is to provide an illustrated guide to orthopedic surgical exposure techniques throughout the skeleton, along with indications, patient positioning, and helpful hints from experienced experts.
Audience: This is an excellent resource for both orthopedic surgery trainees and attending surgeons.
Features: The value of a book on surgical exposures is undeniable, as the initial step in any successful surgical procedure is safe and adequate exposure. Unlike most other surgical aspects of our specialty, recommended surgical exposures change very little over time. Therefore, most of the book remains unchanged from the first edition. The main differences are a chapter entitled "Dorsal Exposure to the Hand and Fingers" and a new section titled "Preferred Exposures for Traumatic Conditions," a welcome addition that details advantages/ disadvantages/ pitfalls of surgical approaches to each anatomic area discussed earlier in the book as they relate to injuries and fractures. As in most books there are, unfortunately, some typographical errors. Like the first edition, the book makes use of excellent dissection photographs supplemented by art work, the latter used to improve anatomic clarity. This edition, however, provides many additional surgical dissection photos of the highest quality.
Assessment: This is an excellent book addressing a topic that is germane to all orthopedic surgeons, regardless of level of training. Although most of the book remains unchanged from the first edition, there are significant improvements that merit consideration for purchase, even for surgeons who already own the first edition. I recommend this book highly.

Doody's Review Service

This book on surgical exposures is part of the popular Master Techniques in Orthopaedic Surgery series, consisting of 15 volumes covering the entire spectrum of surgical techniques in all orthopedic anatomic areas. An ebook is included with the purchase of the print book, and is identical in content. The purpose is to provide an illustrated guide to orthopedic surgical exposure techniques throughout the skeleton, along with indications, patient positioning, and helpful hints from experienced experts. This is an excellent resource for both orthopedic surgery trainees and attending surgeons.

The value of a book on surgical exposures is undeniable, as the initial step in any successful surgical procedure is safe and adequate exposure. Unlike most other surgical aspects of our specialty, recommended surgical exposures change very little over time. Therefore, most of the book remains unchanged from the first edition. The main differences are a chapter entitled "Dorsal Exposure to the Hand and Fingers" and a new section titled "Preferred Exposures for Traumatic Conditions," a welcome addition that details advantages/ disadvantages/ pitfalls of surgical approaches to each anatomic area discussed earlier in the book as they relate to injuries and fractures. Like the first edition, the book makes use of excellent dissection photographs supplemented by art work, the latter used to improve anatomic clarity. This edition, however, provides many additional surgical dissection photos of the highest quality.

This is an excellent book addressing a topic that is germane to all orthopedic surgeons, regardless of level of training. Although most of the book remains unchanged from the first edition, there are significant improvements that merit consideration for purchase, even for surgeons who already own the first edition. I recommend this book highly."

Weighted Numerical Score: 90 - 4 Stars!
Doodys Publishers' Club, September 2018

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