Long Bone Fracture Repair and Bandaging: Clinical Anatomy of the Humerus, Femur, and Tibiotarsus

摘要

Anatomical features and their clinical significance are provided for the thoracic girdle and humerus, a bone that is commonly fractured. The pelvic girdle and femur contain a number of anatomic structures important when considering surgery or fracturerepair to the proximal pelvic limb. This portion of the masterclass will include clinically important musculature of the pelvis, tiiigh, and leg. This class will be team-taught with Dr Patrick Redig, who will provide surgical expertise of these areas and updates on bandaging.