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Traumatology and Orthopaedics Clinic

ESWT in Orthopaedics and Traumatology

Extracorporeally generated shock waves were first used for kidney stone fragmentation in the early eighties. The treatment modality revolutionized urological stone management and developed into today's method of choice. Since the mid nineties shock waves are also used for several kinds of musculoskeletal applications such as tennis elbow, calcified shoulder, heel spur and nonunions. Analgesic e...

Microvascular surgery in orthopaedics and traumatology.

In the past ten years microsurgical techniques have been developed in the fields of neurosurgery, otolaryngology and plastic surgery. It is regrettable that most orthopaedic surgeons have shown little interest in such fine surgery. There are several situations where microsurgery would be of value in orthopaedic research and practice, especially the hand, nerves and small vessels. Research relat...

Pediatric orthopaedics and rehabilitation.

Pediatric orthopaedic surgeons commonly interact with PM&R specialists as part of the rehabilitation team. This invited communication is intended to present the residency and fellowship education requirements for a pediatric orthopaedic surgeon and give a review of current work-force issues. Pediatric orthopaedic and PM&R collaboration may be in an acute setting, e.g., post injury or post surge...

Main Tendencies in the Development of Contemporary Traumatology and Orthopaedics

Human life became more intensive in the ХIХ and ХХ centuries due to the development of mining, metallurgy, automobile industry, city and housing construction, military manufacturing, and construction of powerful electric stations. Despite that such a development has made the human life on the planet more comfortable, the contemporary production spheres have caused several technogenic disasters ...