Core Knowledge in Orthopaedics: Foot and Ankle, 2e

Description:

The latest techniques and advances in the field … cutting-edge clinical and surgical knowledge … a clear, bulleted format … it all adds up to the fully revised 2nd Edition of Core Knowledge in Orthopaedics: Foot and Ankle.

Perfect for exam review or in preparation for rotations or a challenging clinical case, this easy-to-use resource is designed for busy orthopaedic residents and fellows as well as practitioners who want a quick review of the foot and ankle.

• Brings you fully up to date with current techniques and advances in the area of foot and ankle, including new developments in orthotics, ankle fractures, Achilles injuries, and more.

• Features a new, full-color design throughout, plus new chapters on Hallux Rigidus and Sesamoid Pathology and Osteochondral Lesions of Talus.

• Presents new and fully revised information in a bulleted, templated format, with summary tables that help you find and retain key information.

• Includes key facts for quick review and selected references for further reading in every chapter.

• Shares the knowledge and experience of two experts in the field, Drs.

  Justin K.

  Greisberg and J.

  Turner Vosseller.

· Chapter 1: Anatomy and Biomechanics

· KEY FACTS

· Evolution of Modern Foot and Comparative Anatomy

· Anatomy of Foot

· Chapter 2: Physical Examination and Imaging

· KEY FACTS

· Inspection, Palpation, and Motion

· Gastrocnemius Contracture

· Stability

· 1st-Ray Mobility

· Strength

· Vascular Examination

· Sensation

· Alignment

· Chapter 3: Orthotics and Prosthetics

· KEY FACTS

· Introduction

· Types of Orthoses

· Prefabricated Foot Orthoses

· Custom Foot Orthoses

· Treatment Effects of Orthotics

· Material Selection

· Indications for Soft, Semirigid, and Rigid Orthoses

· Specific Indications and Prescription Guidelines for Foot Orthoses

· Chapter 4: Flatfoot

· KEY FACTS

· Arches of Foot

· Posterior Tibial Tendon Dysfunction

· Treatment

· Chapter 5: Cavus/Neuromuscular Foot

· KEY FACTS

· Neuromuscular Deformity

· Evaluation of Neuromuscular Patient

· Principles of Treatment of Neuromuscular Cavus Foot

· Foot Drop

· Peroneal Nerve Palsy

· Deformity From Untreated Compartment Syndrome

· Charcot-Marie-Tooth Disease (Hereditary Sensory Motor Neuropathy)

· Poliomyelitis

· Surgical Procedures for Severe Dysplastic Cavus Foot

· Summary of Cavus Foot Surgery

· Chapter 6: Diabetic Foot

· KEY FACTS

· Diabetic Vascular Disease

· Diabetic Neuropathy

· Healing in Diabetes

· Equinus Contracture in Diabetes

· Diabetic Foot Care and Ulcer Prevention

· Foot and Ankle Ulcers

· Charcot Foot (Neuroarthropathy)

· Chapter 7: Hallux Valgus

· KEY FACTS

· TERMINOLOGY

· Epidemiology

· Etiology

· Associated Symptoms

· History and Physical Examination

· Radiographic Examination

· Treatment

· Chapter 8: Hallux Rigidus and Sesamoid Pathology

· KEY FACTS

· TERMINOLOGY

· EPIDEMIOLOGY

· Etiology

· History and Physical Exam Findings

· Imaging

· Classification

· Treatment

· Sesamoid Pathology

· Chapter 9: Lesser Toe Disorders and Metatarsalgia

· KEY FACTS

· Hammer Toes, Mallet Toes, and Claw Toes

· 2nd Metatarsophalangeal Joint Instability

· Bunionette Deformity

· Freiberg Infraction

· Intractable Plantar Keratosis

· Interdigital Corns

· Chapter 10: Ankle Arthritis

· KEY FACTS

· Posttraumatic

· Biology of Ankle Cartilage

· Evaluation of Arthritic Ankle

· Nonsurgical Treatment

· Surgical Treatment

· Arthrodesis

· Arthroplasty

· Amputation

· Chapter 11: Heel Pain

· KEY FACTS

· Normal Heel Anatomy

· Plantar Fasciitis

· Plantar Nerve Impingement

· Fat Pad Atrophy

· Calcaneal Stress Fracture

· Cavus Foot Pain

· Enthesopathy

· Chapter 12: Achilles Tendinosis and Rupture

· KEY FACTS

· Clinical Anatomy

· Pathology

· History and Physical Exam Findings

· Treatment

· Chapter 13: Other Tendon Disorders

· KEY FACTS

· TERMINOLOGY

· Peroneal Tendons

· History and Physical Examination

· Treatment

· Anterior Tibial Tendon

· History and Physical Examination

· Treatment

· Flexor Hallucis Longus

· History and Physical Examination

· Treatment

· Extensor Hallucis Longus

· History and Physical Examination

· Treatment

· Chapter 14: Ankle Instability

· KEY FACTS

· TERMINOLOGY

· ANATOMY/BIOMECHANICS

· Acute Lateral Ankle Ligament Injuries

· Chronic Ankle Instability

· Syndesmosis Instability

· Deltoid Injury

· Chapter 15: Osteochondral Lesions of Talus

· KEY FACTS

· Overview

· Natural History

· Classification

· History and Physical

· Treatment

· Chapter 16: Ankle Fractures

· KEY FACTS

· Overview

· Anatomy

· Classification

· General Treatment

· Other Considerations

· Chapter 17: Tibial Pilon Fractures

· KEY FACTS

· TERMINOLOGY

· Anatomy

· Understanding Injury

· Management of Pilon Fractures

· Outcomes

· Complications

· Chapter 18: Calcaneus Fractures

· KEY FACTS

· Historical Perspective

· Mechanism of Injury

· Initial Evaluation and Management

· Classification

· Operative vs.

Nonoperative Treatment

· Treatment of Extraarticular Calcaneus Fractures

· Treatment of Intraarticular Calcaneus Fractures

· Blast Injuries

· Complications

· Late Reconstruction

· Chapter 19: Talus Fractures

· KEY FACTS

· Background

· Anatomy

· Vascular Anatomy

· Talar Body Fractures

· Posteromedial Talar Body Fractures

· Talar Neck Fractures

· Lateral Process Fracture

· Osteonecrosis

· Nonunion and Malunion

· Chapter 20: Navicular and Cuboid Fractures

· KEY FACTS

· Anatomy and Function of Midfoot

· Navicular Fractures

· Navicular Stress Fractures

· Cuboid Fractures

· Chapter 21: Lisfranc and Midfoot Injuries

· KEY FACTS

· Anatomy and Function of Midfoot

· Cuneiform Fractures

· Lisfranc Injuries

· Chapter 22: Metatarsal Fractures

· KEY FACTS

· Forefoot Structure

· Metatarsal Fractures

· Phalangeal Fractures

· Open Fractures and Lawn Mower Injuries

· Chapter 23: Tumors of Foot and Ankle

· KEY FACTS

· Clinical Evaluation

· Biopsy and Surgical Excision

· Staging

· Bone Lesions

· Soft Tissue Lesions

· Chapter 24: Amputations

· KEY FACTS

· Indications

· Level of Amputation

· Physiology of Amputation: Energy Expenditure

· Surgical Technique

· Specific Levels of Amputation and Disarticulation

· Chapter 25: Pediatric Foot and Ankle Disorders

· KEY FACTS

· Clubfoot

· Flatfeet

· Tarsal Coalitions

· Congenital Vertical Talus

· Accessory Navicular

· Miscellaneous Forefoot Deformities

· Transitional Fractures

· Overuse Injuries of Foot and Ankle in Children