Trauma for the FRCS (Tr+Orth) Examination is specifically designed to provide a thorough explanation of trauma topics trainees will encounter during the exam.
Trauma for the FRCS (Tr+Orth) Examination is specifically designed to provide a thorough explanation of trauma topics trainees will encounter during the exam.
Mr David Elliott is a consultant trauma & orthopaedic surgeon, specialising in both trauma and knee surgery. He is one of the country's leading trauma surgeons and has a super-specialist interest in non-union and complex trauma surgery, routinely treating patients referred to him from the rest of the UK and Europe. David has a specialist elective interest in arthroscopic knee surgery, ligament injuries, and total knee replacement. Alex Trompeter works as a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, specialising in complex trauma and post-traumatic limb reconstruction at St Georges Hospital in London. This is one of four Major Trauma Centres in London, and is a tertiary referral unit for complex orthopaedic conditions. He was the Gold Medal winner in the 2011 FRCS(Tr+Orth) examinations, and is passionate about teaching and education.
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* Part 1: Single Best Answers * 1: Basic Science of Orthopaedic Trauma * 2: ATLS Polytrauma Limb Salvage UK Trauma Guidelines * 3: Spinal Trauma * 4: Upper Limb -Shoulder humerus elbow * 5: Upper Limb- forearm wrist hand * 6: Lower Limb- Pelvis Hip Femur Knee Tibia * 7: Lower Limb- Distal tibia foot and ankle * 8: Paediatric trauma * Part 2: Extended Matching Questions * 9: Basic Science of Orthopaedic Trauma * 10: ATLS Polytrauma Limb Salvage UK Trauma Guidelines * 11: Spinal Trauma * 12: Upper Limb- Shoulder humerus elbow * 13: Upper Limb- forearm wrist hand * 14: Lower Limb- Pelvis Hip Femur Knee Tibia * 15: Lower Limb- Distal tibia foot and ankle * 16: Paediatric trauma * Part 3: Vivas * 17: Anatomy and approaches * 18: Basic Science of Orthopaedic Trauma * 19: ATLS Polytrauma Limb Salvage UK Trauma Guidelines * 20: Spinal Trauma * 21: Upper Limb- Shoulder humerus elbow * 22: Upper Limb- forearm wrist hand * 23: Lower Limb- Pelvis Hip Femur Knee Tibia * 24: Lower Limb- Distal tibia foot and ankle * 25: Paediatric trauma
