By
Neil Sheth, MD, Adult Reconstruction Fellow, Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Rush University Medical Center, Chicago, Illinois
Jess Lonner, MD, Director, Knee Replacement Surgery, Director of Total Joint Arthroplasty Fellowship, Director of Orthopaedic Research, Pennsylvania Hospital, Philadelphia, PA
Description
Performing well and learning effectively during your clinical rotations in orthopaedic surgery are challenges you face everyday, and that
are equally important in caring for patients and earning the grade. Time constraints and last minute assignments in the OR make reading
the necessary material difficult and can jeopardize your evaluation by senior residents and attendings on your rotation. The Gowned and
Gloved series provides a concise review of the most common orthopaedic procedures and relevant surgical anatomy to help you “shine” in
the OR, without getting bogged down in theory and extraneous information that is typical in more expansive text books. It provides the
edge you need in the OR, delivering not only the information necessary to do well during your rotation, but also a plan on how to maximize
your time, make the best impression, and ace your rotation.
Included in series
Gowned and Gloved
Audience:
Markets: Medical Students on rotations and preparing for rotations – 2nd, 3rd and 4th year med students
