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The diagnosis of shoulder problems remains one of the most difficult and hence, most popular in orthopedics. Co-authored by two leaders in the field, this highly illustrated text focuses on the diagnostic examination of the shoulder. Topics covered include physical examination, the use of radiography, CT, and MRI in assessment, and etiologies of the painful shoulder by anatomic region and by body system.
This text investigates the clinical methodology required to accurately diagnose complex shoulder pathologies within an orthopedic framework. Authored by recognized leaders in the field, the book synthesizes clinical examination techniques with advanced imaging modalities. It provides a structured approach to identifying etiologies of shoulder pain by categorizing them through both anatomical regions and systemic body conditions.
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Medical professionals and orthopedic residents frequently cite this text as a foundational resource for mastering the diagnostic process. Experts highlight the clarity of the illustrations and the logical organization of the examination procedures as key strengths for clinical practice.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
1998-01-01
Publisher:
McGraw-Hill
ISBN-10:
0070012849
ISBN-13:
9780070012844
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