Textbook of Arthroscopy

Description
More than 100 experts provide a comprehensive, well-designed single reference focused on all aspects of arthroscopic
surgery of the shoulder, elbow, wrist, hip, knee, ankle, and spine. They explore diagnostic and therapeutic arthroscopy
for each specific site followed by surgical techniques presented in a step-by-step fashion. Remarkably thorough and
user-friendly, over 2,000 illustrations (930 in full color), demonstrate nuances of technique. A bonus CD-ROM/DVD bound
into the book features video clips of many of the individual procedures.



Key Features

Covers major topics including ?diagnostic and operative arthroscopy with step-by-step surgical technique ?management
of lesions including SLAP and PCL injuries ?the latest information on hip arthroscopy and knot typing.
Presents the latest techniques from over 100 expert contributors, representing the leading arthroscoptists in the
field.
Includes a CD-Rom/DVD with video clips of illustrations of the latest techniques in arthroscopic surgery.
Features over 2,000 illustrations, including more than 925 in full color.
Emphasis on each joint, discussing crucial aspects of arthroscopic technique and normal arhtroscopic anatomy.



Author Information
By Mark D. Miller, MD, Associate Professor of Orthopaedic
Surgery, University of Virginia Health System, Charlottesville,
VA; and Brian D. Cole, MD, Assistant Professor of Orthapaedic
Surgery, Rush Medical Center, Chicago, IL