Management Atlas of Distal Radius Fractures

PART A: Acute fractures. Chapter 1. General Principles of management: Plates and by which route. Chapter 2. What preoperative studies I should have and why. Chapter 3. Dry arthroscopy: Tips and tricks. Chapter 4. Case study 1: Standard technique. Chapter 5. What makes a fracture more complicated: lack of volar support (comminuted meataphyseal), rim fractures, free osteochondral fragment, combined ulnar fractures. Chapter 6. Case study 2: The shoehorn maneuver. The problem of severe displacement. Chapter 7. Case study 3: Radial styloid fracture and S-L ligamentous injuries. Chapter 8. Case study 4: Management of unstable rim fractures. Chapter 9. Case study 5: Free osteochondral fragments. Chapter 10. Case study 6: False Volar Barton fracture. Chapter 11. Case study 7: Proximal radius dislocation. Orbay approach. Chapter 12. Case study 8: Metaphyseal-diaphyseal comminuted fractures. Chapter 13. Case study 9: Early malunion with volar rim fractures. Chapter 14. Case study 10: Bilateral fractures. Chapter 15. Case study 11: Radio-carpal ligamentous injuries. Chapter 16. Scaphoid and carpal injuries. Chapter 17. Management of concomitant tendon and nerve injuries. Chapter 18. Concomitant Ulnar fractures:TFC reattachment. Intramedullary screws in ulnar styloid. Intramedullary screw in head fractures. Plates in neck fractures. Other alternatives in distal ulna fractures to avoid hardware removal. PART B: Malunions. Chapter 19. General principles of correction of extraarticular malunions. Chapter 20. Intraarticular malunions: general principles. Intraarticular osteotomy. Chapter 21. Case Study: combined intra and extraarticular. Chapter 22. Case Study: Intraarticular malunion and combined ligamentous injuries. PART C: Unsalvageable scenarios. Chapter 23. Arthroscopic partial fusion. Chapter 24. Arthroscopic resection arthroplasty. Chapter 25. Osteochondral graft. Index.