Fractures of the Distal Radius

Contemporary Perspectives on a Common Fracture

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Description

Fractures of the Distal Radius: Contemporary Perspectives on a Common Fracture

After finishing this course, you will get

  • Knowledge of the social impact of distal radius fractures

  • Basics of fragility fractures

  • Operative treatment of distal radius fractures

  • Treatment of early complications of distal radius fractures

  • The management of late complications of distal radius

The chapter of this course

  • Fracture of the distal radius, a common but often difficult clinical problem

  • The operative treatment of distal radius fractures

  • The operative management of problematic fractures of the distal radius

  • The treatment of early complications of distal radius fractures

  • The management of late complications of distal radius fractures

About Dr. Jesse Jupiter

  • Professor of Orthopedics, Massachusetts General Hospital, Harvard University

  • Chairman of the editorial Board of Elsevier

  • Former President of the American Association of Hand Surgeons (AAHS)

  • Former President of the American Society for Shoulder-Elbow Surgery (ASES)

  • Former President of the American Association of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) International Division

  • Owner of the International Federation of Hand Surgery (IFSSH) "International Pioneer in Hand Surgery"

  • He's been at Harvard medical school and Massachusetts general hospital for 45 years.

  • He is a member of many orthopedic societies and well over 20 international hand societies.

  • He's written over 1,000 publications and edited or written 15 different texts.

What You Will Learn!

  • 1. Understand the social impact of distal radius fractures
  • 2. To grasp the basics of fragility fractures
  • 3. Handle the operative treatment of distal radius fractures
  • 4. To learn the treatment of early complications of distal radius fractures
  • 5. To know the management of late complications of distal radius

Who Should Attend!

  • - Doctors who want to improve their clinical practice skills
  • - Doctors who wish to have an advanced understanding of techniques related to distal flexural fractures