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Part 1. AO philosophy an its basis
1. AO philosophy and principles 2. Biology and Biomechanics in fracture management 3. Implants and materials in fracture fixation 4. Fracture classification biological significance 5. Soft-tissue injury: Pathophysiology and its influence on fracture management
Part 2. Decision making and planning
1. The Patient and the injury 2. Diaphyseal fractures: principles 3. Articular fractures: principles 4. Preoperatie planning
Part 3. Reduction and fixation techniques
1. Surgical reduction 2. Techniques of absolute stability 3. Techniques of relative stability 4. Newer Technologies
Part 4. Specific fractures
1. Scaspula and clavicle 2. Humerus 3. Forearm and hand 4. Pelvic ring injuries: assessment and concepts of surgical management 5. Acetabular fractures 6. Femur 7. Patella 8. Tibia 9. Malleolar fracutres 10. Foot 11. Spine
Part 5. General Topics
1. Open fractures 2. Principles of management of soft-tissue loss 3. Polytrauma: Pathophysiology, priorities, and management 4. Children's Fractures 5. Antibiotic prophylaxis 6. Thromboembolic prophylaxis 7. Postoperative management: General considerations
Part 6. Complications
1. Acute infection 2. Aseptic non-union 3. Chronic infection and infected non-union 5. Algodystrophy
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