The Pocket Spine

The Pocket Spine, edited by Camden Whitaker, MD, and Stephen H.
Hochschuler, MD, is destined to become a favorite resource with all
students of spine surgery, whether residents in training or
experienced practitioners. It is small enough to fit in a lab coat
but still provides comprehensive information on a wide spectrum of
spinal conditions encountered in the clinical setting.

Divided into 11 chapters, this book has been carefully organized and
delivers information in an easy-to-read format. Each chapter outlines
the presentation, evaluation, and nonoperative and operative
treatment options for different spine pathologies from the cervical
to the lumbar spine. Illustrations as well as charts and tables are
included for quick reference to important data fields.

The spine surgeon will find this book a quick reference in daily
practice. Medical students, residents, fellows, young practitioners,
and other spinal allied health professionals will value it as a
straightforward diagnosis and treatment guide. Put this book in your
pocket and you뭠l find a wealth of information at your fingertips!

Key Features
Compact format offers quick-reference coverage
Basic concepts are emphasized in concise terms
Text is supported by a wealth of drawings, charts, and tables
Easy-to-read outline structure provides a logical flow of content
Comprehensive range of topics
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Medical Management
Chapter 2 Imaging
Chapter 3 Head and Spine Trauma
Chapter 4 Cervical Degenerative Disc Disease
Chapter 5 Rheumatoid Arthritis of the Cervical Spine
Chapter 6 Spinal Deformities in Pediatric, Adolescent, and Adult
Patients
Chapter 7 Low Back Pain
Chapter 8 Lumbar Radiculopathy
Chapter 9 Spinal Stenosis
Chapter 10 Compression Fractures and Osteoporosis
Chapter 11 Spinal Cord Tumors