Where
to turn when others turn to you
James
A. Nunley, MD, Glenn B. Pfeffer, MD, Roy W. Sanders, MD, and Elly
Trepman, MD, Editors
When orthopaedic foot and ankle cases
need more specialized care, your orthopaedic colleagues turn to
you. But where do you turn for expert advice. Find just what you
need to know to tackle some of the toughest foot and ankle conditions
in this new Academy book written specifically for orthopaedic foot
and ankle specialists.
The first in a promising new series,
Advanced Reconstruction Foot and Ankle provides step-by-step surgical
advice from the world's leading orthopaedic foot and ankle surgeons
in a concise, problem/solution format that you can quickly absorb
and apply in your daily clinical practice.
Developed in collaboration with the
American Orthopaedic Foot & Ankle society, this advanced surgical
decision-making guide gives you insights to deal with 76 of the
most challenging foot and ankle conditions - including failed surgeries,
complex problems, and neurologic complications.
Written entirely by leading surgeons,
each chapter presents the most effective approaches to solve a specific
complex surgical problem, and avoid potential pitfalls in a few
short pages. Each author illustrates a preferred surgical solution
and explains why it works best. Expected outcomes and coding guidelines
are included for each condition.
The result is a clear treatment
and management progression for complex cases that's easy to follow.
Free Bonus CD-ROM
Watch state-of-the-art surgical techniques
demonstrated by renowned faculty. Available exclusively with Advanced
Reconstruction: Foot and Ankle, this bonus CD-ROM shows narrated
video of select procedures from the January 2004 "Advanced Techniques
in Foot and Ankle Surgery" OLC course, Brian G. Donley, MD, and
William C. McGarvey, MD, Course Directors. Published by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons. (Promotional copy courtesy of the AAOS.)
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