Textbook of Eponymous Factures | Orthopaedics (Essential Medical Sciences & Clinical Practice Series 11)

Textbook of Eponymous Factures OrthopaedicsThe study of eponymous fractures is not merely an academic exercise in memorizing names. It is a journey through the evolution of orthopaedic thought, surgical innovation, and clinical reasoning. Each named fracture carries with it a legacy - of the person who first described it, the clinical context in which it emerged, and the physiological and biomechanical principles it illuminated.Textbook of Eponymous Fractures Orthopaedics was born from a need for a structured, clinically oriented, and historically grounded resource that not only outlines the morphology of these fractures but also explains their discovery, implications, and modern-day management. Designed for medical students, orthopaedic residents, trauma surgeons, and musculoskeletal educators, this book blends anatomical clarity with historical reverence.BOOK: 376SIZE: 7 X 10 INCHESFLOW OF EACH CHAPTEROverviewHistorical BackgroundFactual First AcknowledgmentConcerned Person/s InvolvedClinical DescriptionClinical PearlsEnhancing Healthcare OutcomesContentsAviator Astragalus 11Baby Car Injuries 16Bankart Lesion 20Barton Fracture 25Bennett Fracture Dislocation 30Bosworth Fracture 35Boxer’s Fracture 40Bucket Handle Fracture 45Bumper Fracture 49Burst Fracture 54Chance Fracture 60Chalk Stick Fractures 65Charcot Joint 69Chauffeur’s Fracture 74Chopart Fracture 79Clay-Shoveler Fracture 84Colles Fracture 88Cotton’s Fracture 93Crescent Pelvic Fracture 97Dancer’s Fracture 101Dashboard Fracture 106Die-Punch Fracture 110Essex-Lopresti Fracture-Dislocation 115Freiberg Disease 120Galeazzi Fracture-Dislocation 125Gamekeeper’s Thumb 131Goyrand/Smith Fracture 136Greenstick Fracture 142Growing Skull Fractures 147Hangman’s Fracture 152Hill-Sachs Lesion 157Hoffa Fracture 162Hutchinson/Chauffer’s Fractures 167Hotchkiss Terrible Triad 172Jefferson Fracture 176Jersey Finger 181Jones Fracture 186Jumper’s Fracture 191Kaplan’s Dislocation 196Kienbock Disease 201Lauge-Hansen Classification of Ankle Fractures 206Le Fort Fracture Classification 211Lisfranc Injury 217Lover’s Fracture 222Luxatio Erecta 227Maisonneuve Fracture 232Malgaigne Fracture 237Mallet Finger 242March Fracture 247Maisonneuve fracture 251Monteggia Fracture-Dislocation 257Nightstick Fracture 263Nursemaid’s Elbow 268Open Book Fracture 273Osgood-Schlatter Disease 279Pellegrini Stieda Lesion 284Piedmont Fracture 289Pilon Fracture 293Pott’s Fracture 298Rolando Fracture 305Salter-Harris Fractures 310Schatzker Classification 317Segond Fracture 323Skier’s Thumb 328Smith’s Fracture 333Straddle Fractures 338Tillaux Fracture 343Toddler’s Fracture 348Torus Fracture 353Unsolved Fractures 358Weber Ankle Fracture Classification 364Whiplash Associated Disorders 370DEDICATIONTo the pioneers of orthopaedic surgery,whose meticulous observations and relentless curiosity gave names to the fractures we now teach, study, and treat.To the patients - past, present, and future - whose injuries have shaped the discipline of trauma care.And to our mentors, whose wisdom continues to guide our hands and deepen our understanding.This work is a tribute to history, science, and the enduring human story woven through each eponym.Dr. Ravinder Singh ChanneyRipudaman Singh CHanneySeries editors Read more