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Abstract
Netter's Surgical Anatomy Review P.R.N. is the easiest and most convenient way to refresh need-to-know anatomy for surgeons-in-training. Vibrant, detailed artwork by preeminent medical illustrator Frank H. Netter, MD makes it easy to visualize the anatomy that underlies the procedures and clinical conditions you see during a surgical residency or clerkship. This concise, instant review of anatomy and clinical correlates is perfect for "just in time" use.
- Didactic Netter illustrations provide clear informative visuals for quick understanding of anatomical relationships.
- Pathologic clinical anatomy key points make the anatomy as relevant as possible to each diagnosis and procedure covered.
- Concise, bulleted explanations enhance understanding of clinical implications.
- Updates include new chapters on heart and lung anatomy, diagnoses, and procedures.
Table of Contents
Section Title | Page | Action | Price |
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Front Cover | cover | ||
Inside Front Cover | ifc1 | ||
AD | AD-1 | ||
Netter's Surgical Anatomy Review P.R.N. | i | ||
Copyright Page | ii | ||
Dedication | iii | ||
About the Author | v | ||
Preface | vii | ||
Table Of Contents | ix | ||
I Head and Neck | 1 | ||
1 Skull and Face Fractures | 3 | ||
Anatomy of the Skull and Facial Skeleton | 3 | ||
Skull and Facial Bones | 3 | ||
Scalp Layers | 5 | ||
Neurovascular Supply | 5 | ||
Arteries of Face and Cranium | 5 | ||
External Carotid (Proximal to Distal) | 5 | ||
Internal Carotid | 7 | ||
Other | 7 | ||
Venous Drainage | 7 | ||
Internal Jugular Vein | 7 | ||
Common Facial Vein | 7 | ||
External Jugular Vein | 9 | ||
Innervation of the Head and Neck | 9 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 10 | ||
Skull Fractures | 10 | ||
Classification | 10 | ||
Compound | 13 | ||
Middle Meningeal Artery | 13 | ||
Facial Fractures | 13 | ||
Mid-face Fractures | 13 | ||
Le Fort Classification | 13 | ||
Zygomatic Fractures | 15 | ||
Mandible Fractures | 15 | ||
2 Thyroid Diseases | 17 | ||
Thyroid and Parathyroid Anatomy | 17 | ||
Thyroid | 17 | ||
Parathyroids | 19 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 19 | ||
Arterial Supply | 19 | ||
Venous Drainage | 19 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 21 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 21 | ||
Thyroidectomy | 21 | ||
Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve | 21 | ||
Thyroid Cancer | 21 | ||
Types of Thyroid Cancer | 21 | ||
II Back and Spinal Cord | 25 | ||
3 Vertebral Fractures | 27 | ||
Anatomy of the Vertebral Column | 27 | ||
Articulated Vertebrae and Spine | 27 | ||
Typical Vertebrae | 27 | ||
Cervical Vertebrae | 29 | ||
Thoracic Vertebrae | 29 | ||
Lumbar Vertebrae | 31 | ||
Sacral Vertebrae | 31 | ||
Joints and Ligaments of the Spine | 31 | ||
Nerves and Vessels of Spine and Cord | 33 | ||
Spinal Cord and Nerves | 33 | ||
Vessels | 34 | ||
Arteries of the Spine and Cord | 34 | ||
Venous Drainage | 36 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 36 | ||
Three-Column Concept for Vertebral Fractures | 36 | ||
Cervical Fractures | 38 | ||
Thoracolumbar Fractures | 38 | ||
Sacral Fractures | 38 | ||
III Thorax | 43 | ||
4 Breast Diseases | 45 | ||
Anatomy of the Breast | 45 | ||
Basic Structure | 45 | ||
Endocrinology | 45 | ||
Sensory Innervation | 47 | ||
Development and Embryology | 47 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 47 | ||
Arterial Supply | 47 | ||
Venous Drainage | 49 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 49 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 50 | ||
Diagnostic Procedures | 50 | ||
Benign Disease | 50 | ||
Classification | 50 | ||
Fibrocystic Disease | 52 | ||
Other Benign Breast Diseases | 52 | ||
Premalignant Lesions | 54 | ||
Ductal Carcinoma in Situ (DCIS) | 54 | ||
Lobular Carcinoma in Situ (LCIS) | 54 | ||
Breast Cancer | 55 | ||
Carcinoma: Risk Factors | 55 | ||
Paget’s Disease of the Breast | 55 | ||
Clinical Signs | 55 | ||
Staging and Treatment | 56 | ||
5 Heart Diseases | 61 | ||
Anatomy of the Heart | 61 | ||
External Features of the Heart: Right to Left Heart (Circulatory) Approach | 61 | ||
Internal Features of the Heart: Right to Left Heart (Circulatory) Approach | 62 | ||
Pericardium | 65 | ||
Cardiac Embryology | 68 | ||
Early Development, Weeks 3 and 4 | 68 | ||
Septation, Weeks 4-7 | 69 | ||
Aortic Arch Development | 72 | ||
Sinus Venosus Development | 72 | ||
Innervation | 72 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 73 | ||
Arteries of the Heart | 73 | ||
Veins of the Heart | 73 | ||
Cardiac Lymph Vessels and Nodes | 76 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 77 | ||
Congenital Heart Disease | 77 | ||
Atrial Septal Defects (ASDs) | 78 | ||
Ventricular Septal Defects (VSDs) | 78 | ||
Arterial Abnormalities | 78 | ||
Valvular Abnormalities | 79 | ||
Patent Ductus Arteriosus | 79 | ||
Patent Foramen Ovale | 80 | ||
Tetralogy of Fallot | 80 | ||
Persistent Truncus Arteriosus | 80 | ||
Congenital Aortic and Pulmonary Stenoses | 81 | ||
Coarctation of the Aorta | 81 | ||
Adult Cardiovascular Disease | 81 | ||
Treatments | 82 | ||
Valvular Disease | 84 | ||
Aortic Stenosis | 84 | ||
Aortic Insufficiency | 84 | ||
Mitral Stenosis | 86 | ||
Mitral Regurgitation | 86 | ||
Endocarditis | 86 | ||
Pacemakers and Defibrillators | 87 | ||
Cardiac Tamponade | 87 | ||
6 Lung Diseases | 91 | ||
Anatomy of the Lungs | 91 | ||
External Features of the Lungs | 91 | ||
Trachea | 92 | ||
Bronchi and Bronchopulmonary Segments of the Lungs | 94 | ||
Innervation | 96 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 96 | ||
Pulmonary Arteries | 96 | ||
Pulmonary Veins | 98 | ||
Bronchial Arteries | 98 | ||
Bronchial Veins | 98 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 98 | ||
Right Side | 98 | ||
Left Side | 102 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 102 | ||
Pneumothorax | 102 | ||
Hemothorax | 102 | ||
Pulmonary Embolism | 106 | ||
Lung Cancer and Tumors | 109 | ||
Bronchogenic Carcinoma | 109 | ||
Pancoast Syndrome | 111 | ||
Superior Vena Cava (SVC) Syndrome | 113 | ||
Mesothelioma | 113 | ||
Bronchial Adenomas | 113 | ||
Hamartomas | 113 | ||
Other Benign Tumors | 114 | ||
7 Esophageal Diseases | 115 | ||
Anatomy of the Esophagus | 115 | ||
Microscopic Anatomy | 117 | ||
Mucosa | 117 | ||
Tunica Muscularis | 117 | ||
Tunica Adventitia | 117 | ||
Innervation | 117 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 119 | ||
Arterial Supply | 119 | ||
Venous Drainage | 119 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 122 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 122 | ||
Surgical Approaches to the Esophagus | 122 | ||
Zenker’s Diverticulum | 122 | ||
Traction Diverticulum | 124 | ||
Achalasia | 124 | ||
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD) | 124 | ||
Hiatal Hernia (see Chapter 12, p. 143) | 126 | ||
Esophageal Cancer | 126 | ||
Leiomyoma | 127 | ||
Esophageal Polyps | 127 | ||
Perforations | 127 | ||
Caustic Injury | 127 | ||
Degrees of Chemical (or Caustic) Injury | 128 | ||
8 Ribs and Thorax Fractures | 129 | ||
Anatomy of the Ribs and Thorax | 129 | ||
Ribs | 129 | ||
Sternum | 130 | ||
Neurovascular Supply | 132 | ||
Intercostal Nerves | 132 | ||
Arterial Supply | 132 | ||
Venous Drainage | 133 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 133 | ||
Fractures in Thoracic Injuries | 133 | ||
Intercostal Nerve Block | 135 | ||
IV Abdomen | 137 | ||
9 Appendix Diseases | 139 | ||
Anatomy of the Appendix | 139 | ||
Location and Position of Appendix | 139 | ||
Mesentery and Folds | 142 | ||
Mesoappendix | 142 | ||
Ileocolic or Superior Ileocecal Fold | 142 | ||
Ileocecal or Inferior Ileocecal Fold | 142 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 142 | ||
Appendicular (Appendiceal) Artery | 142 | ||
Appendicular (Appendiceal) Vein | 143 | ||
Lymphatics | 144 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 145 | ||
Etiology (Most Common) | 145 | ||
Symptoms (Classic Presentation) | 145 | ||
Differential Diagnosis | 145 | ||
Appendicitis during Pregnancy | 145 | ||
Prophylaxis | 147 | ||
Clinical Signs and Landmarks | 147 | ||
CT Signs of Appendicitis | 147 | ||
Surgical Appendectomy | 147 | ||
Carcinoid of the Appendix | 147 | ||
10 Biliary Diseases | 149 | ||
Anatomy of the Extrahepatic Biliary System | 149 | ||
Common Hepatic Duct | 149 | ||
Gallbladder | 149 | ||
Cystic Duct | 151 | ||
Cystohepatic Junction | 153 | ||
Ducts of Luschka | 153 | ||
(Common) Bile Duct | 153 | ||
Dimensions | 154 | ||
Hepatopancreatic Ampulla (Vater) | 154 | ||
Bile Secretion | 154 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 154 | ||
Arteries | 154 | ||
Veins | 156 | ||
Lymphatics | 156 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 156 | ||
Normal Bile Production | 156 | ||
Control of Bile Secretion | 158 | ||
Cholelithiasis | 158 | ||
Diagnostic Procedures | 160 | ||
Cholecystitis | 161 | ||
Cholecystectomy | 161 | ||
Gallstone Pancreatitis | 162 | ||
Carcinoma of the Biliary Tract | 162 | ||
11 Colon Diseases | 163 | ||
Anatomy of the Colon | 163 | ||
Parts and Landmarks | 163 | ||
Microscopic Anatomy | 163 | ||
Embryology | 165 | ||
Innervation | 165 | ||
Parasympathetic | 165 | ||
Sympathetic | 166 | ||
Sensory Fibers | 166 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 166 | ||
Arterial Supply | 166 | ||
Venous Drainage | 168 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 168 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 171 | ||
Diverticula | 171 | ||
Diverticulosis | 171 | ||
Diverticulitis | 171 | ||
Polyps | 173 | ||
Cancer | 173 | ||
Colitis (by Type) | 175 | ||
Large Bowel Obstruction | 178 | ||
Volvulus | 178 | ||
Aspects of Colectomy (Below) | 178 | ||
12 Gastroduodenal Diseases | 181 | ||
Anatomy of the Stomach and Duodenum | 181 | ||
Parts of the Stomach | 181 | ||
Functional Anatomy and Motility | 181 | ||
Gastric Microscopic Anatomy | 183 | ||
Mucosa | 183 | ||
Submucosa | 183 | ||
Muscularis (Smooth Muscle) | 183 | ||
Serosa | 183 | ||
Anatomy of the Duodenum | 184 | ||
Duodenal Microscopic Anatomy | 185 | ||
Mucosa | 185 | ||
Submucosa | 185 | ||
Muscularis | 186 | ||
Serosa | 186 | ||
Inner Surface | 186 | ||
Gastroduodenal Embryology | 186 | ||
Innervation | 187 | ||
Arteries, Veins, and Lymphatics | 189 | ||
Arteries | 191 | ||
Celiac Trunk (Axis) Branches (Highly Variable) | 191 | ||
Superior Mesenteric Artery | 191 | ||
Venous Drainage | 191 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 193 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 193 | ||
Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding | 193 | ||
Gastritis | 193 | ||
Peptic Ulcer | 193 | ||
Hiatal Hernia | 196 | ||
Cancer | 196 | ||
Billroth Procedures | 199 | ||
Zollinger-Ellison Syndrome | 200 | ||
13 Hernias | 201 | ||
Anatomy of the Abdominal Wall | 201 | ||
Abdominal Wall Layers | 201 | ||
External Oblique (EO) Muscle | 201 | ||
Internal Oblique (IO) Muscle | 203 | ||
Transversus Abdominis (TA) Muscle | 204 | ||
Rectus Abdominis Muscle | 204 | ||
Linea Alba | 205 | ||
Transversalis Fascia | 205 | ||
Hesselbach’s Triangle | 206 | ||
Inguinal Canal Boundaries | 206 | ||
Spermatic Cord Layers and Contents | 207 | ||
Nerves Near the Spermatic Cord | 207 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 207 | ||
Regional Arteries and Veins | 207 | ||
Lymphatics | 208 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 208 | ||
Inguinal Hernia | 208 | ||
Types | 211 | ||
Approaches | 211 | ||
Femoral Hernia | 212 | ||
Umbilical Hernia | 212 | ||
Incisional Hernia | 213 | ||
Rare Hernias | 213 | ||
Hiatal Hernias | 215 | ||
14 Kidney Diseases | 217 | ||
Anatomy of the Kidneys | 217 | ||
Position of the Kidneys | 217 | ||
Internal Renal Structure | 217 | ||
Collecting System | 220 | ||
Ureter | 220 | ||
Innervation of Kidneys and Ureters | 220 | ||
Vessels and lymphatics | 222 | ||
Arterial Supply | 222 | ||
Venous Drainage | 222 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 226 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 226 | ||
Stones | 226 | ||
Renal Cancer | 229 | ||
Surgical Approaches to the Kidneys | 231 | ||
15 Liver Diseases | 233 | ||
Anatomy of the Liver | 233 | ||
Basic Gross Anatomy | 233 | ||
Divisions | 236 | ||
Portal Triads and Bile Duct System | 238 | ||
Innervation of the Liver | 238 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 241 | ||
Arterial Supply | 241 | ||
Portal Venous Supply | 243 | ||
Hepatic Venous Drainage | 243 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 243 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 246 | ||
Liver Functions | 246 | ||
Liver Trauma | 246 | ||
Benign Tumors | 246 | ||
Malignant Tumors | 247 | ||
Cirrhosis and Liver Failure | 247 | ||
Abscesses | 251 | ||
Hemobilia | 252 | ||
16 Pancreatic Diseases | 253 | ||
Anatomy of the Pancreas | 253 | ||
Parts and Landmarks | 253 | ||
Location and Locale of the Pancreas | 253 | ||
Duct System | 254 | ||
Main Pancreatic Duct | 254 | ||
Accessory Pancreatic Duct (Variable) | 255 | ||
Functional Anatomy | 255 | ||
Exocrine Functions | 255 | ||
Endocrine Functions | 255 | ||
Innervation | 256 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 256 | ||
Arterial Supply | 256 | ||
Venous Drainage | 259 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 259 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 259 | ||
Pancreatitis | 259 | ||
Acute | 259 | ||
Chronic | 259 | ||
Pancreatic Cancer | 261 | ||
Adenocarcinoma | 261 | ||
Endocrine Neoplasms | 261 | ||
17 Small Intestine Diseases | 265 | ||
Anatomy of the Small Intestine | 265 | ||
Duodenum | 265 | ||
Jejunum | 265 | ||
Ileum | 265 | ||
Microscopic Anatomy | 266 | ||
Endocrine Gut Functions | 268 | ||
Innervation | 268 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 270 | ||
Arterial Supply | 270 | ||
Celiac Artery Branches | 270 | ||
Superior Mesenteric Artery Branches | 270 | ||
Marginal Artery | 270 | ||
Venous Drainage | 273 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 273 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 273 | ||
Small Bowel Obstruction | 273 | ||
Intussusception | 273 | ||
Diverticular Disease | 276 | ||
Meckel’s Ileal Diverticulum | 276 | ||
Cancer of the Small Intestine | 278 | ||
Crohn’s Disease | 279 | ||
Short-Bowel Syndrome | 281 | ||
V Pelvis and Perineum | 283 | ||
18 Anorectal Diseases | 285 | ||
Anorectal Anatomy | 285 | ||
Rectum | 285 | ||
Anal Canal | 286 | ||
Microscopic Anatomy | 287 | ||
Innervation | 287 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 289 | ||
Arterial Supply | 289 | ||
Venous Drainage | 289 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 292 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 292 | ||
Hemorrhoids | 292 | ||
Anorectal Abscess | 292 | ||
Anal Fissure | 294 | ||
Colonic Ischemia | 294 | ||
Rectal Cancer | 294 | ||
Colorectal Cancer | 294 | ||
Adenocarcinoma | 294 | ||
Prognosis | 296 | ||
Treatment | 296 | ||
19 Pelvic Fractures | 297 | ||
Anatomy of the Pelvic Skeleton | 297 | ||
Coxal Bones (Os Coxae; 2) | 297 | ||
Ilium: Parts and Landmarks | 297 | ||
Ischium: Parts and Landmarks | 297 | ||
Pubis: Parts and Landmarks | 299 | ||
Sacrum | 299 | ||
Pelvic Joints | 300 | ||
Pelvic Ligaments | 300 | ||
Neurovascular Supply | 300 | ||
Nerves of the Pelvis | 300 | ||
Arteries of the Pelvis | 301 | ||
Venous Drainage | 303 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 303 | ||
Pelvic Fractures | 303 | ||
Mechanisms | 303 | ||
Associated Injuries | 304 | ||
Young and Burgess Classification | 304 | ||
Acetabular Fractures | 307 | ||
Judet-Letournel Classification | 309 | ||
20 Prostate Diseases | 311 | ||
Basic Anatomy | 311 | ||
Prostate Proper | 311 | ||
Prostatic Capsule(s) | 313 | ||
Prostatic Ducts and Urethra | 314 | ||
Prostatic Innervation | 314 | ||
Vessels and Lymphatics | 316 | ||
Arterial Supply | 316 | ||
Venous Drainage | 317 | ||
Lymphatics | 317 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 317 | ||
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) | 317 | ||
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) | 319 | ||
Diagnosis | 319 | ||
Treatment | 319 | ||
Aspects of TURP | 320 | ||
Carcinoma of the Prostate | 320 | ||
Staging and Treatment | 320 | ||
Surgical Approaches in Prostatectomy | 324 | ||
21 Uterus and Adnexal Diseases | 325 | ||
Anatomy of the Uterus, Adnexa, and Vagina | 325 | ||
Uterus | 325 | ||
Position of the Uterus and Pouches | 326 | ||
Uterine (Fallopian) Tubes (Ducts) | 327 | ||
Ovaries | 327 | ||
Vagina | 328 | ||
Vessels | 328 | ||
Arterial Supply | 328 | ||
Venous Drainage | 330 | ||
Ovarian Veins | 330 | ||
Uterine Veins | 330 | ||
Vaginal Veins | 330 | ||
Lymphatic Drainage | 332 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 332 | ||
Pelvis and Acute Abdomen | 332 | ||
Uterine Fibromas | 332 | ||
Ovarian Cysts | 332 | ||
Endometriosis | 337 | ||
Cancer | 338 | ||
Uterine Endometrial Carcinoma | 338 | ||
Cervical Carcinoma | 338 | ||
Ovarian Tumors and Cancer | 338 | ||
VI Upper Limb | 341 | ||
22 Pectoral Girdle Fractures | 343 | ||
Anatomy of the Pectoral Girdle | 343 | ||
Clavicle | 343 | ||
Scapula | 343 | ||
Pectoral Girdle and Shoulder Joints | 343 | ||
Ligaments | 345 | ||
Neurovascular Supply | 346 | ||
Arterial Supply | 346 | ||
Venous Drainage | 348 | ||
Nerves | 348 | ||
Brachial Plexus | 348 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 349 | ||
Scapula Fractures | 349 | ||
Clavicle Fractures | 351 | ||
23 Humerus Fractures | 353 | ||
Anatomy of the Humerus | 353 | ||
Humerus | 353 | ||
Glenohumeral Joint | 353 | ||
Elbow Joint | 353 | ||
Compartments of the Arm | 356 | ||
Vessels and Nerves | 356 | ||
Arterial Supply | 356 | ||
Veins of the Arm | 359 | ||
Nerves of the Arm | 359 | ||
Brachial Plexus | 360 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 362 | ||
Compartment Syndrome | 362 | ||
Humerus Fractures | 362 | ||
Proximal Humerus Fractures | 365 | ||
Humeral Shaft Fractures | 365 | ||
Distal Humerus Fractures | 365 | ||
24 Forearm Fractures | 367 | ||
Anatomy of the Forearm | 367 | ||
Ulna | 367 | ||
Radius | 367 | ||
Elbow Joint | 367 | ||
Compartments of the Forearm | 369 | ||
Vessels and Nerves | 369 | ||
Arterial Supply of the Forearm | 369 | ||
Veins of the Forearm | 372 | ||
Nerves of the Forearm | 373 | ||
Median Nerve (C6-T1) | 373 | ||
Ulnar Nerve (C7-T1) | 373 | ||
Radial Nerve (C5-T1) | 374 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 374 | ||
Antebrachial Compartment Syndrome | 374 | ||
Elbow Dislocations | 374 | ||
Ulna and Radius Fractures | 379 | ||
25 Wrist and Hand Fractures | 381 | ||
Anatomy of the Wrist and Hand | 381 | ||
Carpal Bones: Lateral to Medial | 381 | ||
Metacarpals | 381 | ||
Phalanges | 381 | ||
Joints of Wrist and Hand | 381 | ||
Ligaments of Wrist and Hand | 384 | ||
Wrist and Hand Compartments | 384 | ||
Vessels and Nerves | 387 | ||
Arterial Supply | 387 | ||
Superficial Palmar Arch | 387 | ||
Deep Palmar Arch | 389 | ||
Venous Drainage | 389 | ||
Nerves | 389 | ||
Median Nerve | 389 | ||
Ulnar Nerve | 390 | ||
Radial Nerve | 390 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 390 | ||
Compartment Syndrome | 390 | ||
Scaphoid Fractures | 392 | ||
Metacarpal and Phalangeal Fractures | 392 | ||
VII Lower Limb | 395 | ||
26 Hip and Thigh Fractures | 397 | ||
Anatomy of the Hip and Thigh | 397 | ||
Femur | 397 | ||
Coxal (Hip) Bones | 397 | ||
Hip Joint | 397 | ||
Compartments of the Thigh | 400 | ||
Vessels and Nerves | 403 | ||
Arterial Supply to the Thigh and Hip Joint | 403 | ||
Veins of the Hip and Thigh | 406 | ||
Nerves of the Hip and Thigh | 408 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 408 | ||
Compartment Syndromes | 408 | ||
Hip Fractures | 408 | ||
Intracapsular Fractures | 410 | ||
Shaft and Distal Femur Fractures | 410 | ||
Diaphyseal Fractures | 410 | ||
27 Knee and Leg Fractures | 413 | ||
Anatomy of Knee and Leg | 413 | ||
Patella | 413 | ||
Tibia | 413 | ||
Fibula | 413 | ||
Knee Joint(s) | 413 | ||
Compartments of the Leg | 416 | ||
Vessels and Nerves | 418 | ||
Arterial Supply | 418 | ||
Veins of the Knee and Leg | 420 | ||
Nerves | 422 | ||
Sciatic Nerve (L4-S1) | 422 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 422 | ||
Compartment Syndrome | 422 | ||
Fractures of Knee Region and Leg | 422 | ||
Patellar Fractures | 422 | ||
Tibial Plateau Fractures | 427 | ||
Tibial Shaft Fractures | 427 | ||
Fibular Fractures | 428 | ||
Malleolar Fractures | 428 | ||
28 Ankle and Foot Fractures | 429 | ||
Anatomy of the Ankle and Foot | 429 | ||
Malleoli | 429 | ||
Tarsal Bones | 429 | ||
Metatarsal Bones | 431 | ||
Phalanges | 431 | ||
Ankle and Foot Joints | 431 | ||
Ankle and Foot Ligaments | 432 | ||
Compartments of the Foot | 432 | ||
Vessels and Nerves | 434 | ||
Arterial Supply | 435 | ||
Venous Drainage | 435 | ||
Nerves | 435 | ||
Sciatic Nerve (L4-S1) | 435 | ||
Clinical Correlates | 436 | ||
Ankle Fractures | 436 | ||
Tarsal Fractures | 436 | ||
Metatarsal and Phalangeal Fractures | 440 | ||
Index | 443 | ||
A | 443 | ||
B | 447 | ||
C | 448 | ||
D | 453 | ||
E | 454 | ||
F | 456 | ||
G | 458 | ||
H | 459 | ||
I | 462 | ||
J | 465 | ||
K | 465 | ||
L | 466 | ||
M | 469 | ||
N | 471 | ||
O | 471 | ||
P | 472 | ||
Q | 478 | ||
R | 478 | ||
S | 479 | ||
T | 485 | ||
U | 488 | ||
V | 489 | ||
W | 491 | ||
X | 491 | ||
Z | 491 |