Fractures of the Foot and Ankle

A cased-based, practical guide to the management of common fractures of the foot and ankle, demonstrating different surgical implants and techniques
Discusses the surgical approaches to open and closed fractures of the ankle, talus, calcaneus and midfoot, including Lisfranc and Charcot injuries
An excellent resource for practicing orthopedic surgeons, foot and ankle specialists and podiatrists, including residents and students

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Dr. Tejwani is currently Professor of Orthopedics at NYU Langone Medical Center and Chief of Orthopedic Trauma at Bellevue Hospital in New York.

He has over 120 peer reviewed publications and multiple book chapters and scientific presentations. Dr. Tejwani also serves on the Board of Orthopedic Trauma Association and is actively involved in training residents and fellows.

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Part I: Ankle Fractures and Fracture Dislocations.- Unimalleolar Ankle Fracture: Lateral or Medial Malleolus.- Bimalleolar Fracture: Medial Screws.- Bimalleolar Fracture: Medial Plate.- Trimalleolar Fracture: Posterior Plate.- Trimalleolar Fracture: A-P or P-A Screws for Post Malleolus.- Syndesmosis Injury: Screws or Plate.- Syndesmosis Injury: Maissoneuve Injury.- Syndesmosis Injury: Bosworth and Other Unique Injuries.- Part II: Talus Fractures.- Medial and Lateral Fixation.- Only One-sided Fixation/Screws Alone.- Part III: Calcaneus Fractures.- Tongue Type.- Joint Depression Type: Standard Approach.- Percutaneous or Minimally Invasive.- Part IV: Cuboid and Navicular Fractures.- Nutcracker Injuries.- Part V: Lisfranc Injuries.- Only Medial Column: Fixation or Fusion.- 1-5 Disruption: Fixation or Fusion.- Part VI: Metatarsal Fractures 1-5.- First or Fifth MT.- Multiple MT Fractures.- Part VII: Malunion and Nonunion.- Calcaneus Malunion: ST Bone Block Fusion.- Ankle Malunion: Osteotomy.- Ankle Fusion for Arthritis.- Failed Syndesmosis Repair.- Part VIII: Charcot Ankle/Foot.