COTR/Research/Education← ResearchResearch lane 05EducationTeaching material written for other clinicians, so far chapters on femoral head and tibial shaft fractures for an open fracture textbook. Video-technique work and educational reviews sit mainly in the other lanes, so this lane is still small.Technique guide: oblique diaphyseal fracture, reduce, lag, neutralize, confirm.Guiding questionsWhat this lane asks01ReferenceHow do we condense current evidence on one fracture into a chapter a clinician can use?02TechniqueCan an operative technique be taught as clearly as it is performed?03ReviewWhich concepts, such as pelvic ring stability, deserve an educational review?Credited on this laneInvestigators & contributorsJEDr. Joseph ElsissyPrincipal Investigator2 credited outputsPublicationsOther dates, 2 publicationsBook ChapterFemoral Head Fractures and Fracture-DislocationsArchdeacon M, Elsissy J, Johnson JP.OTA FractureBook: Current Practice of Trauma and Fracture ManagementPublisher↗ (opens in new tab)Also in EducationBook ChapterTibial Shaft FracturesJohnson JP, Elsissy J.Orthopaedic Curriculum (Virtual Textbook)Publisher↗ (opens in new tab)Also in EducationOpen in the publications libraryCollaborateWorking on a related question?Propose a project in this lane, or join the group and take part in ongoing work.Propose a projectJoin the group← Previous lane04 · Health Equity & PolicyAll lanes
Book ChapterFemoral Head Fractures and Fracture-DislocationsArchdeacon M, Elsissy J, Johnson JP.OTA FractureBook: Current Practice of Trauma and Fracture ManagementPublisher↗ (opens in new tab)Also in Education
Book ChapterTibial Shaft FracturesJohnson JP, Elsissy J.Orthopaedic Curriculum (Virtual Textbook)Publisher↗ (opens in new tab)Also in Education
