Pediatric Orthopaedics and Sports Injuries: A Quick Reference Guide, 3rd Edition

Looking for a quick-reference guide to pediatric orthopaedics and sports injuries? This third-edition reference by John F. Sarwark brings that subject focus to a 629-page book published by AAP in 2010.

Please note: The supplied description names a different book, The Handbook of Pediatric Rehabilitation Medicine. Its stated benefits are preserved below for transparency, but they should not be treated as confirmed features of this product.

Key benefits

The supplied handbook description highlights:

• Broad pediatric rehabilitation coverage: Described as a valuable, first-of-its-kind, compact resource with comprehensive information presented in a quick, accessible format and a unique focus on pediatric rehabilitation.
• Guidance for everyday care: Evidence-based information for managing common and uncommon pediatric problems and rehabilitation challenges, with a framework to inform clinical decision-making.
• Knowledge from multiple specialties: Contributions from practicing physicians and experts across specialties, described as cutting-edge clinical knowledge incorporating current literature and evidence-based information throughout.
• Six-part scope: Beginning with normal pediatric development, the handbook covers central nervous system disorders; neuromuscular, autoimmune, and musculoskeletal conditions; cancer and pain; and evaluation and treatment modalities.
• Support for busy clinical settings: Quick-access formatting targeting core clinical issues and areas of growing importance, intended to provide a complete survey of pediatric rehabilitation medicine and help clinicians manage associated problems in younger patients.
• Mobile reading: The supplied description states that purchase includes ebook access for use on most devices. This inclusion is not confirmed for the listed orthopaedics title.

Who this is for

The listed title is relevant to readers seeking a quick reference on pediatric orthopaedics and sports injuries.

The separate handbook description identifies its audience as trainees through seasoned practitioners providing rehabilitation care to children across disciplines and settings. It specifically names professionals in physical medicine and rehabilitation (PM&R), pediatrics, primary care, orthopedics, physical therapy, nursing, and other fields caring for children with disabilities and injuries, describing the handbook as an essential resource for practitioners at any level.

Details

• Author: John F. Sarwark
• Edition: 3rd
• Publisher: AAP
• Listed brand / publisher: Orthopedics Library
• Published: 2010
• Pages: 629
• ISBN: 9785811028405; 5811028407

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