Achilles Tendon Lengthening
$395.00Illustrations of left foot and leg demonstrating equinovarus deformity and Achilles tendon lengthening.
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Achilles Tendon Lengthening
$395.00Illustrations of right foot showing equinovarus deformity and Achilles tendon lengthening.
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Anatomy and Compartments of the Left Leg (Compartment Syndrome)
$395.00Posterior|lateral and sectional views of leg with normal compartments and surrounding anatomy compared to compartment syndrome with swelling and pressure preventing adequate blood supply to the leg.
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Anatomy and Compartments of the Right Leg (Compartment Syndrome)
$395.00Posterior|lateral and sectional views of leg with normal compartments and surrounding anatomy compared to compartment syndrome with swelling and pressure preventing adequate blood supply to the leg.
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Blood Supply and Compartments in the Left Leg (Compartment Syndrome)
$395.00Lateral and sectional views of leg with normal compartments and blood vessels compared to compartment syndrome with swelling and pressure preventing adequate blood supply to the leg.
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Blood Supply and Compartments in the Right Leg (Compartment Syndrome)
$395.00Lateral and sectional views of leg with normal compartments and blood vessels compared to compartment syndrome with swelling and pressure preventing adequate blood supply to the leg.
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Intramedullary Rodding of Left Tibia
$395.00Illustrations highlighting a few steps of the procedures required to fixate tibial fractures with an intramedullary nail.
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Intramedullary Rodding of Right Tibia
$395.00Illustrations highlighting a few of the many procedures required to fixate a tibia fracture with an intramedullary nail.
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Placement of Left Proximal Tibia Traction Pin
$395.00Intraoperative view of left leg showing placement of a tibia traction pin to realign (reduce) or relocate hip or femur fractures and dislocations.
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Placement of Right Proximal Tibia Traction Pin
$395.00Illustrations of right leg showing the placement of tibia traction pin to realign (reduce( or relocate hip or femur fractures and dislocations.
