Handbook of Fracture Classifications

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Salient Features : Covers all fractures and all classifications on a single fracture in this book. Includes all recent updates in literature. Printed fully in colour with excellent 3D images to aptly describe the morphology and anatomy of any fracture. Illustrations as 3D images of pelvis and acetabulum for easy understanding Paediatric fractures and periprosthetic fractures have been dealt with in detail. AO classificationand classifications on open fractures have been included. Presents a section on commonly used fracture eponyms

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Handbook of Fracture Classifications

-20%445.00 356.00