Manish Kumar Varshney MS (Ortho) DNB (Ortho Surg) MNAMS MRCS (Glasgow)Senior Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, SMVD Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Reasi, Jammu & Kashmir, India

• 1. How to Approach Examinations?What is Expected in Examinations?How to Prepare for Examinations?Do's and Don'ts in ExaminationsHow to Read this Book?2. The HipExamination Points for a Hip CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Hip JointCase II: Nonunion Fractured Neck of Femur (The Unsolved Fracture of Speed)Case III: Osteonecrosis of Femoral HeadCase IV: Perthes DiseaseCase V: Congenital and Developmental Coxa VaraCase VI: Slipped Capital (Upper) Femoral EpiphysisCase VII: Late Sequelae of Septic Arthritis of Hip JointCase VIII: Developmental Dysplasia of HipCase IX: Poliomyelitis Affection of HipCase X: Old Unreduced Hip Dislocations and Fracture DislocationCase XI: Malunited/Old Neglected Fracture Intertrochanteric3. The KneeExamination Points for a Knee CaseCase I: Recurrent Dislocation of PatellaCase II: Angular Deformity of Knee (Genu Varum and Genu Valgum)Case III: Quadriceps ContractureCase IV: Exostosis (Osteochondroma ICD 10: C40-C41; ICD-O: 9210/0)Case V: Polio KneeCase VI: Injury to Anterior Cruciate LigamentCase VII: Injury to Posterior Cruciate LigamentCase VIII: Tuberculosis of the Knee Joint4. Foot and AnkleExamination Points for Foot and Ankle CasesCase I: Congenital Talipes (Latin-Talus = Ankle; Pes = Foot) EquinovarusCase II: Congenital Vertical TalusCase III: Polio Affection of Foot and AnkleCase IV: Tendo-achilles RuptureCase V: Foot Drop5. ShoulderExamination Points for Shoulder CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Shoulder JointCase II: Unstable ShoulderCase III: Deltoid Contracture6. The Elbow JointExamination Points for an Elbow CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Elbow JointCase II: The Stiff Elbow and Ectopic OssificationCase III: The Unstable ElbowCase IV: Cubitus VarusCase V: Cubitus ValgusCase VI: Old Unreduced Monteggia Fracture Dislocation7. Wrist and HandExamination Points for a Wrist and Hand CaseCase I: Peripheral Nerve Injuries (Radial, Median, and Ulnar Nerves)Case II: Leprosy HandCase III: Dupuytren DiseaseCase IV: Flexor Tendon InjuryCase V: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Tardy Median Palsy)Case VI: Malunited Distal Radius Fracture8. The SpineExamination of SpineCase I: Spinal Tuberculosis (Pott's Disease)Case II: Lumbar Disk Disease (Prolapsed Intervertebral Disk Disease)Case III: ScoliosisCase IV: Spondylolisthesis9. Miscellaneous Short CasesCase I: Chronic OsteomyelitisCase II: Nonunion of Long BonesCase III: Pseudoarthrosis of TibiaCase IV: Amputation StumpCase V: Examination of SwellingCase VI: Volkmann's Ischemic Contracture and Compartment SyndromeCase VII: Torticollis (Tortus (L.): Twisted; Collum (L.): Neck)10. Miscellaneous Topics Gait Prosthetics and Orthotics Wound Infection, Wound Coverage, and DressingsPrinciples of Fracture FixationArthroplasty of Hip, Elbow, and Shoulder11. Guide to Reading an X-ray and Some Common Radiographs as Examples12. Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)/Spots

Manish Kumar Varshney MS (Ortho) DNB (Ortho Surg) MNAMS MRCS (Glasgow)Senior Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, SMVD Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Reasi, Jammu & Kashmir, India

• 1. How to Approach Examinations?What is Expected in Examinations?How to Prepare for Examinations?Do's and Don'ts in ExaminationsHow to Read this Book?2. The HipExamination Points for a Hip CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Hip JointCase II: Nonunion Fractured Neck of Femur (The Unsolved Fracture of Speed)Case III: Osteonecrosis of Femoral HeadCase IV: Perthes DiseaseCase V: Congenital and Developmental Coxa VaraCase VI: Slipped Capital (Upper) Femoral EpiphysisCase VII: Late Sequelae of Septic Arthritis of Hip JointCase VIII: Developmental Dysplasia of HipCase IX: Poliomyelitis Affection of HipCase X: Old Unreduced Hip Dislocations and Fracture DislocationCase XI: Malunited/Old Neglected Fracture Intertrochanteric3. The KneeExamination Points for a Knee CaseCase I: Recurrent Dislocation of PatellaCase II: Angular Deformity of Knee (Genu Varum and Genu Valgum)Case III: Quadriceps ContractureCase IV: Exostosis (Osteochondroma ICD 10: C40-C41; ICD-O: 9210/0)Case V: Polio KneeCase VI: Injury to Anterior Cruciate LigamentCase VII: Injury to Posterior Cruciate LigamentCase VIII: Tuberculosis of the Knee Joint4. Foot and AnkleExamination Points for Foot and Ankle CasesCase I: Congenital Talipes (Latin-Talus = Ankle; Pes = Foot) EquinovarusCase II: Congenital Vertical TalusCase III: Polio Affection of Foot and AnkleCase IV: Tendo-achilles RuptureCase V: Foot Drop5. ShoulderExamination Points for Shoulder CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Shoulder JointCase II: Unstable ShoulderCase III: Deltoid Contracture6. The Elbow JointExamination Points for an Elbow CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Elbow JointCase II: The Stiff Elbow and Ectopic OssificationCase III: The Unstable ElbowCase IV: Cubitus VarusCase V: Cubitus ValgusCase VI: Old Unreduced Monteggia Fracture Dislocation7. Wrist and HandExamination Points for a Wrist and Hand CaseCase I: Peripheral Nerve Injuries (Radial, Median, and Ulnar Nerves)Case II: Leprosy HandCase III: Dupuytren DiseaseCase IV: Flexor Tendon InjuryCase V: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Tardy Median Palsy)Case VI: Malunited Distal Radius Fracture8. The SpineExamination of SpineCase I: Spinal Tuberculosis (Pott's Disease)Case II: Lumbar Disk Disease (Prolapsed Intervertebral Disk Disease)Case III: ScoliosisCase IV: Spondylolisthesis9. Miscellaneous Short CasesCase I: Chronic OsteomyelitisCase II: Nonunion of Long BonesCase III: Pseudoarthrosis of TibiaCase IV: Amputation StumpCase V: Examination of SwellingCase VI: Volkmann's Ischemic Contracture and Compartment SyndromeCase VII: Torticollis (Tortus (L.): Twisted; Collum (L.): Neck)10. Miscellaneous Topics Gait Prosthetics and Orthotics Wound Infection, Wound Coverage, and DressingsPrinciples of Fracture FixationArthroplasty of Hip, Elbow, and Shoulder11. Guide to Reading an X-ray and Some Common Radiographs as Examples12. Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)/Spots

Manish Kumar Varshney MS (Ortho) DNB (Ortho Surg) MNAMS MRCS (Glasgow)Senior Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, SMVD Narayana Superspeciality Hospital, Reasi, Jammu & Kashmir, India

• 1. How to Approach Examinations?What is Expected in Examinations?How to Prepare for Examinations?Do's and Don'ts in ExaminationsHow to Read this Book?2. The HipExamination Points for a Hip CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Hip JointCase II: Nonunion Fractured Neck of Femur (The Unsolved Fracture of Speed)Case III: Osteonecrosis of Femoral HeadCase IV: Perthes DiseaseCase V: Congenital and Developmental Coxa VaraCase VI: Slipped Capital (Upper) Femoral EpiphysisCase VII: Late Sequelae of Septic Arthritis of Hip JointCase VIII: Developmental Dysplasia of HipCase IX: Poliomyelitis Affection of HipCase X: Old Unreduced Hip Dislocations and Fracture DislocationCase XI: Malunited/Old Neglected Fracture Intertrochanteric3. The KneeExamination Points for a Knee CaseCase I: Recurrent Dislocation of PatellaCase II: Angular Deformity of Knee (Genu Varum and Genu Valgum)Case III: Quadriceps ContractureCase IV: Exostosis (Osteochondroma ICD 10: C40-C41; ICD-O: 9210/0)Case V: Polio KneeCase VI: Injury to Anterior Cruciate LigamentCase VII: Injury to Posterior Cruciate LigamentCase VIII: Tuberculosis of the Knee Joint4. Foot and AnkleExamination Points for Foot and Ankle CasesCase I: Congenital Talipes (Latin-Talus = Ankle; Pes = Foot) EquinovarusCase II: Congenital Vertical TalusCase III: Polio Affection of Foot and AnkleCase IV: Tendo-achilles RuptureCase V: Foot Drop5. ShoulderExamination Points for Shoulder CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Shoulder JointCase II: Unstable ShoulderCase III: Deltoid Contracture6. The Elbow JointExamination Points for an Elbow CaseCase I: Tuberculosis of Elbow JointCase II: The Stiff Elbow and Ectopic OssificationCase III: The Unstable ElbowCase IV: Cubitus VarusCase V: Cubitus ValgusCase VI: Old Unreduced Monteggia Fracture Dislocation7. Wrist and HandExamination Points for a Wrist and Hand CaseCase I: Peripheral Nerve Injuries (Radial, Median, and Ulnar Nerves)Case II: Leprosy HandCase III: Dupuytren DiseaseCase IV: Flexor Tendon InjuryCase V: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome (Tardy Median Palsy)Case VI: Malunited Distal Radius Fracture8. The SpineExamination of SpineCase I: Spinal Tuberculosis (Pott's Disease)Case II: Lumbar Disk Disease (Prolapsed Intervertebral Disk Disease)Case III: ScoliosisCase IV: Spondylolisthesis9. Miscellaneous Short CasesCase I: Chronic OsteomyelitisCase II: Nonunion of Long BonesCase III: Pseudoarthrosis of TibiaCase IV: Amputation StumpCase V: Examination of SwellingCase VI: Volkmann's Ischemic Contracture and Compartment SyndromeCase VII: Torticollis (Tortus (L.): Twisted; Collum (L.): Neck)10. Miscellaneous Topics Gait Prosthetics and Orthotics Wound Infection, Wound Coverage, and DressingsPrinciples of Fracture FixationArthroplasty of Hip, Elbow, and Shoulder11. Guide to Reading an X-ray and Some Common Radiographs as Examples12. Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE)/Spots