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Foreword —H. Rosen
Basic principles of fracture treatment —D.M. Nunamaker
1.3 Precise anatomic reconstruction
1.5 Soft tissue considerations
General techniques and biomechanics —D.M. Nunamaker
2.1.1 Drilling and tapping holes in bone
2.5 Mechanics of plate fixation
2.5.1 Contouring and prebending
Pre- and postoperative considerations —G.E. Fackelman
Mandible, maxilla and skull —J.A. Auer
4.1 Mandible and maxilla fractures
4.1.5.1 Intraoral fixation techniques
4.1.5.2 Extraoral fixation techniques
4.1.6 Postoperative management
4.2.5 Postoperative management
Carpus —D.W. Richardson
Metacarpals (-tarsals) two and four —G.E. Fackelman
6.4 Postoperative considerations
Metacarpal(-tarsal) condyles —G.E. Fackelman
7.2 Preoperative considerations
7.4 Surgical procedure
7.5 Postoperative care
7.6 Results
7.7 References
7.7.1 Online references
Proximal sesamoids: screw fixation —D.W. Richardson
8.1 Description
8.2 Surgical anatomy
8.3 Surgical procedure—proximal to distal lag screw
8.4 Surgical procedure—distal to proximal lag screw
8.5 References
8.5.1 Online references
Proximal sesamoids: tension band wiring —D.W. Richardson
9.1 Description
9.2 Surgical procedure
9.3 Postoperative care
9.4 Complications
9.5 Results
9.6 References
9.6.1 Online references
Proximal phalanx: simple —L.R. Bramlage
10.1 Description
10.2 Preoperative considerations
10.3 Surgical anatomy
10.4 Surgical procedure
10.5 Postoperative treatment
10.6 Complications
10.7 Results
10.8 References
10.8.1 Online references
Proximal phalanx: comminuted —D.W. Richardson
11.1 Description
11.2 Preoperative considerations
11.3 Surgical anatomy
11.4 Surgical procedure
11.5 Postoperative considerations
11.6 Prognosis
11.7 References
11.7.1 Online references
Distal phalanx —G.E. Fackelman
12.1 Axial fractures
12.1.1 Description
12.1.2 Surgical anatomy
12.1.3 Surgical procedure
12.1.4 Postoperative treatment
12.1.5 Results
12.1.6 Complications
12.2 Abaxial fractures
12.2.1 Description
12.2.2 Surgical anatomy
12.2.3 Surgical procedure
12.2.4 Postoperative treatment
12.2.5 Results
12.2.6 Complications
12.3 References
12.3.1 Online references
Humerus —M.D. Markel
13.1 Introduction
13.2 Fractures of the proximal humerus
13.2.1 Description
13.2.2 Preoperative consideration
13.2.3 Surgical anatomy
13.2.4 Surgical procedure
13.2.5 Postoperative treatment
13.2.6 Complications
13.2.7 Results
13.3 Mid-diaphyseal fractures of the humerus
13.3.1 Description
13.3.2 Preoperative considerations
13.3.3 Surgical anatomy
13.3.4 Surgical procedure
13.3.5 Postoperative treatment
13.3.6 Complications
13.3.7 Results
13.4 Distal metaphyseal condylar fractures of the humerus
13.4.1 Description
13.4.2 Preoperative considerations
13.4.3 Surgical anatomy
13.4.4 Surgical procedure
13.4.5 Postoperative treatment
13.4.6 Complications
13.4.7 Results
13.5 References
13.5.1 Online references
Radius —J.A. Auer & G.E. Fackelman
14.1 Description
14.2 Surgical anatomy
14.3 Surgical procedure
14.3.1 Adult horse
14.3.2 Foals
14.4 Postoperative treatment
14.5 Complications
14.6 Results
14.7 References
14.7.1 Online references
Ulna (olecranon): plate fixation —G.E. Fackelman
15.1 Description
15.2 Preoperative considerations
15.3 Surgical anatomy
15.4 Surgical procedure
15.4.1 Salter II fracture of the proximal ulna
15.4.2 Articular fractures involving the shaft
15.5 Postoperative treatment
15.6 Results
15.7 Complications
15.8 References
15.8.1 Online references
Ulna (olecranon): tension band wiring —D.W. Richardson
16.1 Fracture description
16.2 Preoperative considerations
16.3 Surgical anatomy
16.4 Surgical procedure
16.4.1 Wire alone (for fractures at or below the humeroradial joint level)
16.4.2 Pins and wire (for fractures proximal to the humeroradial joint)
16.5 Postoperative treatment
16.6 Prognosis
16.7 Complications
16.8 References
16.8.1 Online references
Metacarpal (-tarsal) shaft —J.A. Auer
17.1 Description
17.2 Conservative treatment
17.3 Surgical treatment
17.3.1 Surgical anatomy
17.4 Surgical procedure
17.4.1 Adult horses
17.4.2 Foals
17.5 Postoperative treatment
17.6 Complications
17.7 Results
17.8 References
17.8.1 Online references
Femur —L.R. Bramlage & G.E. Fackelman
18.1 Proximal femoral physeal fracture
18.1.1 Description
18.1.2 Preoperative considerations
18.1.3 Surgical anatomy
18.1.4 Surgical procedure
18.1.5 Postoperative treatment
18.1.6 Complications
18.1.7 Results
18.2 Diaphyseal and distal metaphyseal fractures
18.2.1 Description
18.2.2 Preoperative considerations
18.2.3 Surgical procedure
18.2.4 Postoperative treatment
18.2.5 Complications
18.2.6 Results
18.3 References
18.3.1 Online references
Tibia —L.R. Bramlage & G.E. Fackelman
19.1 Proximal physeal fracture
19.1.1 Preoperative considerations
19.1.2 Surgical anatomy
19.1.3 Surgical procedure
19.1.4 Reduction
19.1.5 Postoperative treatment
19.1.6 Complications
19.1.7 Results
19.2 Diaphyseal fractures
19.2.1 Preoperative considerations
19.2.2 Surgical procedure
19.2.3 Postoperative treatment
19.2.4 Results
19.3 References
19.3.1 Online references
Proximal interphalangeal arthrodesis: screw fixation —J.A. Auer
20.1 Description
20.2 Surgical anatomy
20.3 Surgical procedure
20.4 Postoperative treatment
20.5 Complications
20.6 Results
20.7 References
20.7.1 Online references
Proximal interphalangeal arthrodesis: plate fixation —G.E. Fackelman
21.1 Description
21.2 Preoperative considerations
21.3 Surgical anatomy
21.4 Surgical procedure
21.5 Postoperative treatment
21.6 Complications
21.7 Results
21.8 References
21.8.1 Online references
Metacarpophalangeal arthrodesis —J.A. Auer & G.E. Fackelman
22.1 Description
22.2 Preoperative considerations
22.3 Surgical procedure—DCP
22.4 Surgical procedure—DHS
22.5 Postoperative care
22.5.1 Complications
22.6 Results
22.7 References
22.7.1 Online references
Carpal arthrodesis —J.A. Auer
23.1 Description
23.2 Surgical anatomy
23.3 Surgical procedure—pancarpal arthrodesis
23.4 Surgical procedure—partial carpal arthrodesis
23.5 Postoperative treatment
23.5.1 Complications
23.6 Prognosis
23.7 References
23.7.1 Online references
Small tarsal joint arthrodesis —B. von Salis, J.A. Auer & G.E. Fackelman
24.1 Introduction
24.2 Preoperative considerations
24.3 Surgical anatomy
24.4 Surgical procedure
24.5 Postoperative treatment
24.6 Results
24.7 Complications
24.8 References
24.8.1 Online references
Carpal and tarsal deviations —J.A. Auer & G.E. Fackelman
25.1 Introduction
25.2 History and diagnosis
25.3 Surgical treatment—Radius
25.3.1 Description
25.3.2 Surgical anatomy
25.3.3 Surgical procedure
25.3.4 Postoperative treatment
25.3.5 Complications
25.3.6 Prognosis
25.4 Tarsal deviations
25.4.1 Description
25.4.2 Surgical anatomy
25.4.3 Surgical procedure
25.4.4 Postoperative treatment
25.4.5 Complications
25.4.6 Prognosis
25.5 References
25.5.1 Online references
Metacarpophalangeal/metatarsophalangeal deviations —J.A. Auer & G.E. Fackelman
26.1 General description
26.1.1 Surgical anatomy
26.1.2 Surgical procedure
26.1.3 Postoperative care
26.1.4 Complications
26.1.5 Prognosis
26.2 Metacarpophalangeal/metatarsophalangeal deviations
26.2.1 Description
26.2.2 Surgical anatomy
26.2.3 Surgical procedure
26.2.4 Postoperative treatment
26.2.5 Complications
26.2.6 Prognosis
26.3 Corrective osteotomies
26.3.1 Closing wedge ostectomy
26.3.2 Dome osteotomy
26.4 Step ostectomy/osteotomy
26.4.1 Description
26.4.2 Surgical anatomy
26.4.3 Surgical technique
26.4.4 Postoperative treatment
26.4.5 Complications
26.4.6 Prognosis
26.5 References
26.5.1 Online references
Bone graft biology and autogenous grafting —G.E. Fackelman & J.A. Auer
27.1 Basic biology
27.2 Autogenous bone grafts
27.3 Tuber coxae
27.3.1 Surgical procedure
27.4 Sternum
27.4.1 Surgical procedure
27.5 Proximal tibia
27.5.1 Surgical procedure
27.6 Postoperative treatment
27.7 Complications
27.8 Results
27.9 References
27.9.1 Online references
Allogeneic grafts and bone substitutes —J.A. Auer & G.E. Fackelman
28.1 Description
28.2 Surgical procedure
28.3 Complications
28.4 Results
28.5 Bone substitutes
28.5.1 Hydroxyapatite (HA)
28.5.2 Tricalcium phosphate (TCP)
28.5.3 Inorganic bovine bone
28.6 General considerations
28.7 Complications
28.7.1 Granules
28.7.2 Blocks
28.8 References
28.8.1 Online references
Fracture documentation —G.E. Fackelman, J.A. Auer & J.C. Norris
29.1 AO EqFx 4.0 user guide
29.1.1 Installation
29.1.2 Starting the application
29.1.3 Setting preferences
29.1.4 EqFx “pages”
29.1.5 Navigating among EqFx pages
29.1.6 Page 2: The fracture classification page
29.1.7 Follow-up records
29.1.8 Adding and deleting cases
29.1.9 Navigating among cases
29.1.10 Organizing EqFx cases
29.1.11 Reporting EqFx data
29.1.12 Exporting and importing EqFx cases
29.2 Appendix A: Keyboard shortcuts
29.3 Appendix B: Exercise induced fracture codes
29.4 Appendix C: Long bone fracture codes
29.5 Online references
