Titlebook: Clinical Classification in Orthopaedics Trauma; Yingze Zhang Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. and People‘s Medical Publishing

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Wilhelm Matek,Dieter Muhs,Dieter JannaschThere are many classifications of talar fractures; the most commonly used classifications are the anatomic classification and the Hawkins classification of talar neck fractures.

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23120000 Stift, Nagel, Haken, NietPoland first proposed the classification of epiphyseal injuries in children in 1898. In 1863, Salter-Harris divided epiphyseal injuries in children into five types, which has been widely accepted. Mercer Rang added type VI based on the classification of Salter-Harris.

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Classification of Humeral Fractures,Kocher first proposed his classification of proximal humeral fractures based on anatomic location in 1896; to date, there are >5 classification systems of proximal humeral fractures in literature. According to the literature over the last 5 years, the most commonly used system is the Neer’s classification, followed by the AO/OTA classification.

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Classifications of Hand and Wrist Fractures,Over ten classifications have been reported, and majority of fractures are classified according to location of the fractures.

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Classification of Dislocation of Shoulder and Upper Limb,Please check the hierarchy of the section headings and confirm if correct.

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Classification of Femoral Fractures,Pipkin proposed a classification system for femoral head fractures in 1957 for the first time. So far, there are nearly ten kinds of classification that can be found. According to the last 5 years’ literature reported, Pipkin was the most useful classification followed by AO/OTA and Brumbaek classification.

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Classification of Foot Fractures,There are many classifications of talar fractures; the most commonly used classifications are the anatomic classification and the Hawkins classification of talar neck fractures.

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Classification of Hip Joint and Lower Extremity Dislocations,A classification of hip joint dislocations was first proposed by Ashley Copper in 1791, which divided them into four types; types I–III were associated with different degrees of acetabular fractures, and type IV was associated with femoral head and neck fractures.

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