Cannulated Screw Fixation

1. Front Matter

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2. Materials and Manufacturing of Orthopaedic Bone Screws

   • Jens J. Ernberg, Stanley E. Asnis

   Pages 1-14

3. Biomechanics of Cannulated and Noncannulated Screws

   • Allen F. Tencer, Stanley E. Asnis, Richard M. Harrington, Jens R. Chapman

   Pages 15-40

4. Fluoroscopic Procedures in Orthopaedics: Radiation Exposure of Patients and Personnel

   • W. Gordon Monahan

   Pages 41-50

5. Intracapsular Hip Fractures

   • Stanley E. Asnis, Richard F. Kyle

   Pages 51-71

6. Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis

   • Stanley E. Asnis

   Pages 72-86

7. Acetabular Reconstruction with Allografts Utilizing Cannulated Screws

   • Bruce A. Seideman, Stanley E. Asnis

   Pages 87-96

8. Pelvic and Acetabular Fractures

   • Dana C. Mears

   Pages 97-145

9. Cannulated Screws for Pelvic Fractures

   • David L. Helfet, Neel Anand

   Pages 146-162

10. Internal Fixation of Sacral Fractures

    • David C. Templeman, Paul J. Duwelius

    Pages 163-169

11. The Knee: Tibial Plateau Fracture Reduction Techniques Utilizing Cannulated Screw Fixation

    • Paul J. Duwelius, David C. Templeman

    Pages 170-188

12. The Knee: Arthroscopic Surgery with Screw Fixation

    • Robert E. Schwartz

    Pages 189-205

13. Use of Cannulated Screws in Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction

    • Nicholas A. Sgaglione

    Pages 206-224

14. Ankle Fractures

    • Stanley E. Asnis, Mathias P. G. Bostrom

    Pages 225-240

15. Composite Fixation for Juxtaarticular Fractures

    • Lon S. Weiner, Eric C. Mirsky

    Pages 241-259

16. Ankle Arthrodesis

    • Arthur K. Walling, Brian J. Padrta

    Pages 260-267

17. The Foot

    • Charles N. Cornell

    Pages 268-279

18. The Spine

    • Robert A. McGuire Jr.

    Pages 280-289

19. The Shoulder

    • David M. Dines, Stanley E. Asnis, Alexandra Page

    Pages 290-302

20. Fractures About the Elbow

    • Jesse B. Jupiter

    Pages 303-317

Cannulated Screw Fixation is the first volume of its kind to provide both the biomechanics of these screw systems as well as complete operative techniques. This book teaches the orthopaedic surgeon and resident all aspects of cannulated screw fixation from principles (biomechanics, design, materials, manufacturing) to clinical uses including anatomy, imaging techniques, advantages, complications and outcomes. This comprehensive text includes chapters written by well-known orthopaedists in their respective anatomical areas with material on preferred operating techniques and uses in more specialized clinical situations for both upper and lower extremities. Edited by pioneers in the development of the cannulated screw this volume is a "must have" for all orthopaedic surgeons and residents.

• anatomy
• biomechanics
• complication
• fixation
• imaging techniques
• orthopaedic surgery
• surgery

• Department of Orthopaedics, Cornell University Medical College, Hospital for Special Surgery, New York, USA

  Stanley E. Asnis

• North Shore University Hospital, Manhasset, USA

  Stanley E. Asnis

• Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA

  Richard F. Kyle

• Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Hennepin County Medical Center, Minneapolis, USA

  Richard F. Kyle

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