Orthopedic Principles - A Resident's Guide

From the reviews:

"This … book provides a very brief and concise, but systematic cover of actual orthopaedic knowledge and techniques. … it can be helpful for a quick reference or refreshment of knowledge on unfamiliar sections." (C. Delloye, Acta Orthopaedia Belgica, Vol. 71 (4), 2005)

"The author, who is from Hong Kong, states … that the purpose of this book is at least three-fold. Firstly, it should be helpful to read before professional examinations … . Secondly, it is aimed not only at surgeons-in-training but also at surgeons requiring recertification … . Thirdly, it is directed at the specialised surgeon … . The information is generally well organised, providing pertinent revision material for trainees … ." (John Henderson, Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, Vol. 88, 2006)

"An excellent, practical, highly compressed but thick pocket book of principles. It contains much more thoughtful consideration of technical problems than is usual. Highly recommended." (Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Vol. 87-b (11), 2005)

"This single-authored, concise, softcover book covers musculoskeletal injuries in adults. The purpose is to provide a concise and current curriculum for the management of orthopedic trauma which can be used by orthopedic trainees and trained orthopedists preparing for testing in musculoskeletal trauma. The book is primarily written for orthopedic residents. Other medical professionals caring for adult trauma patients can benefit from its content. … I strongly recommend this work to all orthopedic residents around the world as an excellent resource in trauma." (Edward Abraham, Doody’s Review Service, August, 2008)