Techniques and Principles for the Operating Room

1 Operating room principles
1.1 Patient
1.2 Personnel
1.3 Environment
1.4 Instrumentation
1.5 Implants
1.6 Equipment
2 Principles of trauma care
2.1 Fracture issues
2.2 Fracture classification
2.3 Soft-tissue injuries
2.4 Instrumentation
2.5 Diaphyseal fractures
2.6 Articular fractures
2.7 Diagnostic methods
2.8 Preoperative planning for ORP-the team approach
2.9 Multiple fractures/polytrauma patients
2.10 Reduction techniques
2.11 Minimally invasive techniques
2.12 Bone grafting
2.13 Complications
2.14 Implant removal
3 Anatomical applications
3.1 Introduction, including general surgical instruments
3.2 Clavicular fractures
3.3 Proximal humeral fractures
3.4 Humeral shaft fractures
3.5 Distal humeral fractures
3.6 Olecranon fractures
3.7 Forearm shaft fractures
3.8 Distal radius fractures
3.9 Hand fractures
3.10 Pelvic ring fractures
3.11 Proximal femoral fractures
3.12 Diaphyseal femoral fractures in adults and children
3.13 Distal femoral fractures
3.14 Patella fractures
3.15 Proximal tibial fractures
3.16 Tibial shaft fractures
3.17 Distal tibial fractures
3.18 Malleolar fractures
3.19 Calcaneal fractures