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Heterotopic Ossification: Basic Science, General Principles, and Clinical Correlates in Orthopedic Surgery is a comprehensive, informative approach to understanding the basics through the detailed complexities of heterotopic ossification (HO). The chapters in this book are structured into three main sections: (1) general principles of heterotopic ossification; (2) heterotopic ossification in major anatomic joints; and (3) additional topics and specifics of heterotopic ossification. Each individual chapter is a contribution from a leading expert in the respective subtopic of HO. As a cohesive unit, this book provides a complete reference for students, scientists, clinicians and orthopedic surgeons who find interest in HO or encounter it in the course of patient care.

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Bryan M. Saltzman, M.D. received his Doctorate of Medicine from Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, Illinois with Alpha Omega Alpha (AOA) honors. He has continued his surgical training in Orthopaedic Surgery while performing his residency at Rush under the direction of some of the countrys top Orthopedic Surgeons. Dr. Saltzmans research endeavors and publications have included more than forty-five peer-reviewed journal articles, textbook chapters and national orthopaedic meeting abstract acceptances. He has additionally presented his research on a wide variety of orthopedic subspecialty topics at the regional and national levels. His published work on and interest in the condition of heterotopic ossification led to his selection as the Editor for this current text.

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