Orthopedics and Trauma in Children

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-7694-7

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Orthopedics and Trauma in Children

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May 2023

272 pages

ISBN978-3-0365-7695-4 (Hardback)
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This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Orthopedics and Trauma in Children that was published in

Biology & Life Sciences

Medicine & Pharmacology

Public Health & Healthcare

Summary

Discover the complexities of pediatric orthopedics in this comprehensive reprint book. Pediatric orthopedics present unique challenges in diagnosis and treatment, necessitating the expertise of skilled specialists. Congenital, developmental, and acquired orthopedic issues, including infectious, neuromuscular, nutritional, neoplastic, psychogenic, and traumatic conditions, are explored. With a focus on evidence-based recommendations, this book addresses the management of orthopedic deformities in children by considering different clinical scenarios. From upper and lower limb injuries to severe trauma, readers will gain insights into decision-making processes for reconstruction or amputation. As a valuable resource for orthopedic surgeons, pediatricians, and healthcare professionals, this reprint fills knowledge gaps to optimize patient care.

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dysplasia of the hip; hip reconstructive surgery; spica cast; foam splint; complications; quality of life; prospective randomized clinical trial; supracondylar humerus fractures; treatment; children; vascular injury; neurologic injury; fracture; femur; surgery; nail; intramedullary; health-related quality of life; recurrence; equinus; surgery; meta-analysis; developmental dysplasia of the hip; neurogenic dislocation of the hip; Legg–Calvé–Perthes disease; combined osteotomy; femur; ilium; varisation derotation osteotomy; Salter; Pemberton; Chiari; open reduction; cerebral palsy; equinus; dorsiflexion; plantarflexion; definition; amputation; lower extremity; complications; children; adolescents; spica cast; closed reduction; developmental hip dysplasia; hip luxation; MRI; scoliosis; O-arm; navigation; pedicle screws; complication; spinal fusion; adolescent idiopathic scoliosis; developmental dysplasia of the hip; open reduction; pelvic osteotomy; femoral osteotomy; hip dysplasia; pediatric; open fracture; infection; trauma; morbidity; orthopedic; distal femoral extension; shortening osteotomy; DEFSO; cerebral palsy; fracture; forearm; radius; ulna; surgery; conservative treatment; health-related quality of life; scoliosis; musculoskeletal disorders; spine; conservative treatment; rehabilitation; adolescent idiopathic scoliosis; Scheuermann kyphosis; spondylolisthesis; posterior spinal fusion; postsurgical pain; lumbar spine; skeletal maturity height; spine growth prediction; thoracic spine; Ewing sarcoma; extraosseous; children; patellofemoral instability; recurrent; MPFL; autografts; return to sport; hip dislocation; pediatric trauma; pediatric injury; avascular necrosis; n/a; hip ultrasound; developmental dysplasia of the hip; concentric circle sign; hip dysplasia; diagnostic imaging; trampoline; trampoline fracture; proximal tibia; positive anterior tilt angle; remodeling; hemiplegia; cerebral palsy; pelvic asymmetry; hip asymmetry; pes equinus; orthotic management; distal forearm fractures; pediatric; non-operative treatment; radiographic follow-up