Clinical Orthopaedic Diagnosis

“This book covers a brief description of the relevant clinical anatomy of the region dealt with was thought to be essential, and it has been given at the beginning of each chapter. Wherever it was necessary, a note on the basic physiology concerning that zone has been added. Quick and fairly clear conception of the subject can be had by going through a tabular form of description, which has been given whatever deemed to be essential. Reminder of the key diagnostic points at the end of the chapters would help the clinicians come to a quick diagnosis, the trainees/residents to learn methods of elimination, and the students/examinees to quickly revise the subject.”