Miller's Review of Orthopaedics
1. Introduction - p. 110 2. Upper Extremity - p. 111 3. Lower Extremity - p. 149 4. Section 4 Spine - p. 196 5. Testable Concepts - p. 216 6. Selected Bibliography - p. 217.e1 7. Chapter 3. Pediatric Orthopaedics - p. 218 8. Upper Extremity Problems - p. 218 9. Lower Extremity Problems: General - p. 221 10. Hip and Femur - p. 223 11. Knee and Leg - p. 234 12. Foot - p. 238 13. Pediatric Spine - p. 244 14. Cerebral Palsy - p. 255 15. Neuromuscular Disorders - p. 260 16. Bone Dysplasias - p. 266 17. Section 10 Syndromes With Orthopaedic Manifestations - p. 272 18. Section 11 Hematopoietic and Metabolic Disorders and Arthritides - p. 274 19. Testable Concepts - p. 280.e4 20. Selected Bibliography - p. 280.e4 21. Chapter 4. Sports Medicine - p. 281 22. Section 1 Knee - p. 281 23. Section 2 Pelvis, HIP, and Thigh - p. 311 24. Section 3 Shoulder - p. 316 25. Section 4 Medical Aspects of Sports Medicine - p. 345 26. Testable Concepts - p. 355.e1 27. Selected Bibliography - p. 355.e1 28. Chapter 5. Adult Reconstruction - p. 356 29. Section 1 Evaluation of the Adult Patient with Hip Pain - p. 356 30. Section 2 Structural Hip Disorders in the Adult - p. 358 31. Section 3 Osteonecrosis of the Hip - p. 360 32. Section 4 Treatment of Hip Arthritis - p. 362 33. Section 5 Total Hip Arthroplasty - p. 364 34. Section 6 Revision THA - p. 370 35. Section 7 Articular Bearings and Corrosion in Tha - p. 374 36. Section 8 Periprosthetic THA Fracture - p. 384 37. Section 9 THA—Miscellaneous - p. 385 38. Section 10 THA—Joint Stability - p. 387 39. Section 11 Knee Arthritis Assessment - p. 395 40. Section 12 Knee Arthritis Treatment - p. 396 41. Section 13 Total Knee Arthroplasty - p. 398 42. Section 14 TKA Design - p. 409 43. Section 15 Revision TKA - p. 417 44. Section 16 Patellar Tracking in TKA - p. 418 45. Section 17 Catastrophic Wear in TKA - p. 424 46. Section 18 Glenohumeral Arthritis - p. 427 47. Section 19 Shoulder Hemiarthroplasty - p. 430 48. Section 20 Total Shoulder Arthroplasty - p. 431 49. Section 21 Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty - p. 432 50. Section 22 Infection in Shoulder Arthroplasty - p. 433 51. Testable Concepts - p. 437.e2 52. Selected Bibliography - p. 437.e2 53. Chapter 6. Disorders of the Foot and Ankle - p. 438 54. Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle - p. 438 55. Foot Positions Versus Foot Motions - p. 442 56. Physical Examination of the Foot and Ankle - p. 445 57. Radiographic Evaluation Of the Foot and Ankle - p. 449 58. Adult Hallux Valgus - p. 450 59. Juvenile and Adolescent Hallux Valgus - p. 457 60. Hallux Varus - p. 457 61. Lesser-Toe Deformities - p. 459 62. Hyperkeratotic Pathologies - p. 465 63. Sesamoids - p. 466 64. Accessory Bones (Fig. 6.59) - p. 468 65. Neurologic Disorders - p. 468 66. Arthritic Disease - p. 476 67. Postural Disorders - p. 485 68. Tendon Disorders - p. 490 69. Heel Pain - p. 492 70. Ankle Pain and Sports Injuries - p. 496 71. The Diabetic Foot - p. 499 72. Trauma - p. 502 73. Testable Concepts - p. 528 74. Selected Bibliography - p. 528 75. Chapter 7. Hand, Upper Extremity, and Microvascular Surgery - p. 534 76. Testable Concepts - p. 612 77. Chapter 7 Review Questions - p. 612 78. Selected Bibliography - p. 617.e11 79. Chapter 8. Spine - p. 618 80. Testable Concepts - p. 665 81. Chapter 8 Review Questions - p. 665 82. Selected Bibliography - p. 668.e6 83. Chapter 9. Orthopaedic Pathology - p. 669 84. Chapter 10. Rehabilitation: Gait, Amputations, Prostheses, Orthoses, and Neurologic Injury - p. 706 85. Chapter 11. Trauma - p. 731 86. Section 1 Care of the Multiply Injured Patient - p. 731 87. Section 2 Upper Extremity - p. 738 88. Section 3 Lower Extremity and Pelvis - p. 746 89. Section 4 Pediatric Trauma - p. 766 90. Acknowledgments - p. 782 91. Testable Concepts - p. 782 92. Chapter 11 Review Questions - p. 782 93. Selected Bibliography - p. 788001 94. Chapter 12. Principles of Practice - p. 789 95. Chapter 13. Biostatistics and Research Design - p. 796 96. Index - p. 808
Miller's Review of Orthopaedics
1. Introduction - p. 110 2. Upper Extremity - p. 111 3. Lower Extremity - p. 149 4. Section 4 Spine - p. 196 5. Testable Concepts - p. 216 6. Selected Bibliography - p. 217.e1 7. Chapter 3. Pediatric Orthopaedics - p. 218 8. Upper Extremity Problems - p. 218 9. Lower Extremity Problems: General - p. 221 10. Hip and Femur - p. 223 11. Knee and Leg - p. 234 12. Foot - p. 238 13. Pediatric Spine - p. 244 14. Cerebral Palsy - p. 255 15. Neuromuscular Disorders - p. 260 16. Bone Dysplasias - p. 266 17. Section 10 Syndromes With Orthopaedic Manifestations - p. 272 18. Section 11 Hematopoietic and Metabolic Disorders and Arthritides - p. 274 19. Testable Concepts - p. 280.e4 20. Selected Bibliography - p. 280.e4 21. Chapter 4. Sports Medicine - p. 281 22. Section 1 Knee - p. 281 23. Section 2 Pelvis, HIP, and Thigh - p. 311 24. Section 3 Shoulder - p. 316 25. Section 4 Medical Aspects of Sports Medicine - p. 345 26. Testable Concepts - p. 355.e1 27. Selected Bibliography - p. 355.e1 28. Chapter 5. Adult Reconstruction - p. 356 29. Section 1 Evaluation of the Adult Patient with Hip Pain - p. 356 30. Section 2 Structural Hip Disorders in the Adult - p. 358 31. Section 3 Osteonecrosis of the Hip - p. 360 32. Section 4 Treatment of Hip Arthritis - p. 362 33. Section 5 Total Hip Arthroplasty - p. 364 34. Section 6 Revision THA - p. 370 35. Section 7 Articular Bearings and Corrosion in Tha - p. 374 36. Section 8 Periprosthetic THA Fracture - p. 384 37. Section 9 THA—Miscellaneous - p. 385 38. Section 10 THA—Joint Stability - p. 387 39. Section 11 Knee Arthritis Assessment - p. 395 40. Section 12 Knee Arthritis Treatment - p. 396 41. Section 13 Total Knee Arthroplasty - p. 398 42. Section 14 TKA Design - p. 409 43. Section 15 Revision TKA - p. 417 44. Section 16 Patellar Tracking in TKA - p. 418 45. Section 17 Catastrophic Wear in TKA - p. 424 46. Section 18 Glenohumeral Arthritis - p. 427 47. Section 19 Shoulder Hemiarthroplasty - p. 430 48. Section 20 Total Shoulder Arthroplasty - p. 431 49. Section 21 Reverse Total Shoulder Arthroplasty - p. 432 50. Section 22 Infection in Shoulder Arthroplasty - p. 433 51. Testable Concepts - p. 437.e2 52. Selected Bibliography - p. 437.e2 53. Chapter 6. Disorders of the Foot and Ankle - p. 438 54. Biomechanics of the Foot and Ankle - p. 438 55. Foot Positions Versus Foot Motions - p. 442 56. Physical Examination of the Foot and Ankle - p. 445 57. Radiographic Evaluation Of the Foot and Ankle - p. 449 58. Adult Hallux Valgus - p. 450 59. Juvenile and Adolescent Hallux Valgus - p. 457 60. Hallux Varus - p. 457 61. Lesser-Toe Deformities - p. 459 62. Hyperkeratotic Pathologies - p. 465 63. Sesamoids - p. 466 64. Accessory Bones (Fig. 6.59) - p. 468 65. Neurologic Disorders - p. 468 66. Arthritic Disease - p. 476 67. Postural Disorders - p. 485 68. Tendon Disorders - p. 490 69. Heel Pain - p. 492 70. Ankle Pain and Sports Injuries - p. 496 71. The Diabetic Foot - p. 499 72. Trauma - p. 502 73. Testable Concepts - p. 528 74. Selected Bibliography - p. 528 75. Chapter 7. Hand, Upper Extremity, and Microvascular Surgery - p. 534 76. Testable Concepts - p. 612 77. Chapter 7 Review Questions - p. 612 78. Selected Bibliography - p. 617.e11 79. Chapter 8. Spine - p. 618 80. Testable Concepts - p. 665 81. Chapter 8 Review Questions - p. 665 82. Selected Bibliography - p. 668.e6 83. Chapter 9. Orthopaedic Pathology - p. 669 84. Chapter 10. Rehabilitation: Gait, Amputations, Prostheses, Orthoses, and Neurologic Injury - p. 706 85. Chapter 11. Trauma - p. 731 86. Section 1 Care of the Multiply Injured Patient - p. 731 87. Section 2 Upper Extremity - p. 738 88. Section 3 Lower Extremity and Pelvis - p. 746 89. Section 4 Pediatric Trauma - p. 766 90. Acknowledgments - p. 782 91. Testable Concepts - p. 782 92. Chapter 11 Review Questions - p. 782 93. Selected Bibliography - p. 788001 94. Chapter 12. Principles of Practice - p. 789 95. Chapter 13. Biostatistics and Research Design - p. 796 96. Index - p. 808
