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E. Meani · C. Roman`o·L.Crosby·G.Hofmann(Eds.)
Infection and Local Treatment in Orthopedic Surgery
E. Meani · C. Romano · L. Crosby · G. Hofmann (Eds.)
Editorial Coordinator: G. Calonego
Infection and Local Treatment
in Orthopedic Surgery
With 173 Figures in 317 Parts and 49 Tables
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Editors:
Enzo Meani, MD
Istituto Ortopedico G. Pini
Centro per il Trattamento delle Complicanze
Ortopediche Settiche (COS)
Piazza Cardinal Ferrari 1
20122 Milano, Italy
Carlo Romano, MD
Istituto Ortopedico G. Pini
Centro per il Trattamento delle Complicanze
Ortopediche Settiche (COS)
Piazza Cardinal Ferrari 1
20122 Milano, Italy
Lynn Crosby, MD
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery
30 East Apple Street
Dayton, Ohio 45409, United States
Gunther Hofmann, MD
BG-Klinikum Bergmannstrost Halle
Department of Traumatology
Merseburger Straße 165
06112 Halle a. d. Saale, Germany
Editorial Coordinator:
Giovanni Calonego
Scientific Coordinator
Te c r e s S . p. A .
ViaA.Doria,6
37066 Sommacampagna/VR, Italy
ISBN 978-3-540-47998-7 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg New York
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Preface
Bone infections involve enormous social, economic and human impact.
Despite improvements in surgical techniques, asepsis and prevention, the increas-
ing use of surgery in orthopaedics and trauma means that the absolute number of
bone infections is progressively increasing in western countries.
The work of orthopaedic surgeons is increasingly assisted by industrial innovation
designed to meet new requirements and achieve what clinical and scientific evidence
indicates in terms of prevention and treatment of bone and joint infections.
In particular, new technologies in recent years, such as those allowing local treat-
ment with antibiotic-loaded cements and preformed spacers, have made it possible to
improve substantially the effectiveness of infection treatment in orthopaedics.
This book collects the scientific contributions of eminent European and Interna-
tional scientists, which were presented during the International Congress organized
by Tecres Spa (Verona, Italy) and held in Verona at the “Palazzo della Gran Guardia”
(7 – 9 September 2006).
Specialists of surgery and medicine (orthopaedic, trauma and infection surgeons,
microbiologists and pharmacologists) from all over the world met to exchange the
latest information. This is a collection of their personal clinical experience in the
treatment of orthopaedic implant infections.
With the hope that this book may represent a useful tool for updating those who
dedicate themselves to the difficult art of treating osteo-articular infections, we wish
a good reading!
Enzo Meani
Carlo Romano
Lynn Crosby
Gunther Hofmann
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