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ISBN 10: 9352709136
ISBN 13: 978-3131110312
Author: William Castro, Jörg Jerosch
The first book to combine illustrated examination techniques with diagnostic imaging.
The first book ever published to combine the full range of clinical examination techniques with standard radiological imaging studies of the musculoskeletal system, this is a key clinical tool for all orthopedic residents and specialists. You will find dozens of representative imaging studies (including arthrograms, ultrasonography and MRI) integrated with physical examination tests — offering a truly unique approach to reaching an accurate diagnosis.
Special features include:
- Tips for performing a standard physical examination in different areas of the body
- Directions for patient positioning during radiographic studies to obtain optimal results
- How to select the best test to confirm a diagnosis in the extremities, spine or pelvis
- Specific technical guidelines for performing key diagnostic imaging tests
In light of the many new clinical tests and imaging modalities now in use, it is almost impossible for any individual examiner to be familiar with the complete spectrum of diagnostic options available. This book provides the quick orientation clinicians need as they work through the standard examination for each joint, pointing out appropriate imaging studies throughout. Useful and practical, it is a book specialists will reach for frequently in their daily practice.
Examination and Diagnosis of Musculoskeletal Disorders 1st Table of contents:
1 Shoulder
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Observation
Preliminary Examination of the Cervical Spine and Arm
Palpation
Assessing Range of Motion
Specific Tests
Neurologic Examination
1.3 Radiology
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Standard Views
Combinations of Standard Views for Specific Situations
Special Views for Degenerative Changes
Special Views for Instability
Special Views for Trauma
Special Views of the Acromioclavicular Joint
Special Views of the Sternoclavicular Joint
1.4 Ultrasound
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings in the Presence of Degenerative Changes
Pathologic Findings in the Presence of Instability
Other Pathologic Findings
1.5 Arthrography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings in the Presence of Degenerative Changes
Pathologic Findings with Instability
Other Pathologic Findings
Problems, Sources of Error, and Difficulties
1.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
Principles, Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
1.7 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings in the Presence of Degenerative Changes
Pathologic Findings in the Presence of Instability
Other Pathologic Findings
1.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Protocol
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings of Degenerative Changes
Pathologic Findings in Instabilities
Other Pathologic Findings
2 Elbow
2.1 Introduction
2.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Observation
Palpation
Assessing Range of Motion
Specific Tests
Neurologic Examination
2.3 Radiology
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Standard and Special Views
Pathologic Findings
2.4 Ultrasound
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings
2.5 Arthrography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings
2.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
2.7 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Pathologic Findings
2.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique and Examination Procedure
Pathologic Findings
3 Hand
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Clinical Examination
Patient History
Observation
Palpation
Assessing Range of Motion
Specific Tests
Neurologic Examination
3.3 Radiology
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Standard Views of the Wrist
Special Views of the Wrist
Dynamic Examination of the Wrist
Standard Views of the Metacarpal Region and the Entire Hand
Standard and Special Views of the Fingers and Thumb
Tomography
Abnormal Findings
3.4 Ultrasound
3.5 Arthrography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings
Complications
3.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
3.7 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Abnormal Findings
3.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications
Technique and Examination Protocol
Pathologic Findings
4 Hip
4.1 Introduction
4.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Observation
Palpation
Assessing the Range of Motion in Adults
Specific Tests for Adolescents and Adults
Clinical Examination of Newborns and Infants
Neurologic Examination
4.3 Radiology
Standard Views
Special Views
Abnormal Findings
4.4 Ultrasound
Indications
Examination Technique
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings
4.5 Arthrography
Indications and Contraindications
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings
Problems and Sources of Error
4.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
4.7 Computed Tomography
Indications
Technique and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings
Three-Dimensional Reconstruction for Preoperative Planning
4.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications
Examination Protocol
Pathologic Findings
5 Knee
5.1 Introduction
5.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Observation
Preliminary Examination of the Thigh, Calf, and Adjacent Joints
Palpation
Assessing Range of Motion
Specific Tests
Additional Examinations for Specific Disorders
Neurologic Examination
5.3 Radiographs
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Standard View
Special Views for Degenerative Changes
Special Views for Instability
Special Views for Trauma
5.4 Ultrasound
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
5.5 Arthrography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
5.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
5.7 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Abnormal Findings
5.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications
Examination Procedure
Miniscal Lesions
Pathologic Findings with Instabilities
Pathologic Findings of the Cartilage and Bone
6 Ankle
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Clinical Examination
Patient History
Observation
Palpation
Assessing Range of Motion
Specific Tests
Neurologic Examination
6.3 Radiographs
Standard Views
Special Views for Diagnosing Trauma
6.4 Ultrasound
Achilles Tendon Pathology
6.5 Arthrography and Tenography
Arthrography
Tenograms
6.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
6.7 Computed Tomography
6.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications
Examination Procedure
Pathologic Findings
7 Foot
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Observation
Preliminary Examination of the Lower Extremity
Palpation
Assessing Range of Motion
Neurologic Examination
Specific Examination of Individual Regions of the Foot
7.3 Radiology
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Standard Views
Special Views
Sesamoid and Accessory Bones
Radiologie Foot Analysis
Radiologic Findings with Specific Foot Deformities
Xeroradiography
Conventional Tomography
Radiographie Magnification Techniques
7.4 Pedobarography
7.5 Ultrasound
7.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
7.7 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
CT Procedure and Findings in the Presence of Specific Pathologic Changes
7.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications
Examination Procedure
Pathologic Findings
8 Spine
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Physical Examination
Neurologic Examination
8.3 Radiology
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Cervical Spine
Thoracic Spine
Lumbar Spine
Inflammatory Changes in the Spine
Tumors of the Spine
Spinal Deformity
Osteoporotic Changes in the Spine
8.4 Ultrasound
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Instrumentation, Transducers, and Examination Technique
Normal Findings
Pathologic Findings
8.5 Myelography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings with Degenerative Changes
Abnormal Findings with Traumatic Changes
8.6 Nuclear Medicine Studies
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Primary Bone Tumors
Inflammation
Other Abnormal Findings.
8.7 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings in the Cervical Spine
Abnormal Findings in the Thoracic Spine
Abnormal Findings in the Lumbar Spine
Other Abnormal Findings
Bone Densitometry
8.8 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings in the Cervical Spine
Abnormal Findings in the Thoracic Spine
Abnormal Findings in the Lumbar Spine
Other Abnormal Findings
8.9 Discography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Normal Findings
Abnormal Findings
8. 10 Diagnostic Injection Techniques
Facet Infiltration
Selective Nerve Root Block
9 Pelvis
9.1 Introduction
9.2 Clinical Examination
Standard Examination
Patient History
Physical examination
Neurovascular Examination
9.3 Radiology
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Standard Views
Special Views
9.4 Ultrasound
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
9.5 Nuclear Medicine Studies
9.6 Computed Tomography
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Abnormal Findings
9.7 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Indications, Diagnostic Value, and Clinical Relevance
Technique, Instrumentation, and Examination Procedure
Abnormal Findings
Index
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