This book written for Medical Undergraduates, it would also serve as a quick reference book for post graduates, orthopedic surgeons in early days of practice and physiotherapy students. Various sections of the book discuss in details Musculo-skeletal disorders including congenital deformities, metabolic and infectious diseases, Traumatology and Clinical methods of joint examination. Each disease has been reviewed in detail from etiology till diagnosis and recent surgical and medical management. The first aim of this book to allow students to get a good grasp of the common disorders seen and hence focus is more on cases that will be seen regularly rather than the long list of very rare diseases. At the end of the book is a series of sample MCQs to give an insight to students about questions in examinations
Babhulkar’s Short Textbook of Orthopedics & Traumatology
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| Dimensions | 25.4 × 17.78 × 2.54 cm |
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