Editors: Michael Benson; John Fixsen; Malcolm Macnicol; Klaus Parsch
There have been many changes in children's orthopaedics and considerable
developments in fracture management, markedly improved use of external
fixators and the scientific development of, for example, the Taylor spatial
frame to correct complex deformities. The use of ultrasound has increased
considerably in the diagnosis of children's disorders and there are more
sophisticated ways of analysing deformities.
There are also new classifications for unstable slipped epiphysis and our
genetic understanding of children's disorders has increased exponentially.
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