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This book, Clinical Epidemiology of Orthopaedic Trauma, is the first monograph on fracture epidemiology. The first edition was published by People’s Medical Publishing House in 2009, and translated into English by Thieme Medical Publishers and distributedworldwide in 2012. The book received extensive positive reviews for its unique writing style, which combined knowledge in both theory and practice. Prof. David E. Parker from North Carolina wrote a review of the book, considering it an excellent textbook with reasonable structure, abundant illustrations and pictures, and concise description. The first edition was based on a retrospective review of 60,266 patients (65,267 fractures) treated at our trauma center over a 5-year period from 2003 to 2007. Given large differences in natural and social environments in China, we performed a large-scale, multicenter study to get a comprehensive understanding of the feature of orthopaedic trauma epidemiology. Based on the first edition, an advanced research throughout the nation was carried out. Across the nation, 83 hospitals from 31 provinces were selected with a stratified multistage random sampling method and 414,835 patients (431,822 fractures) were identified from all levels of trauma center and included in the study. Our research teams comprise of orthopaedic surgeons, radiologists, and epidemiologists. Survey forms and data collection and analysis scheme were designed in detail. All researchers were trained to classify the fractures accurately and consistently. The AO classification was adopted in this edition, as it had been widely recognized worldwide because of its practicality, uniformity, and comparability. Meanwhile, other special fracture classifications were adopted to reflect the feature of fracture comprehensively. Two senior orthopaedic surgeons and one radiologist were responsible for the high quality of the work. The second edition was completed after tallying the results. This third edition of Clinical Epidemiology of Orthopaedic Trauma adds national incidence of traumatic fractures in China. The ChinaNational Fracture Study recruited a nationally representative samplefrom 8 provinces, 24 urban cities, and 24 rural counties in China using stratified random sampling and the probability proportional to size method. Under strict quality control, 512,187 effective questionnaires were got at last. We estimated incidence rates for traumatic fractures for the overall population and for subgroups by age and sex, as well as by demographic factors such as ethnic origin, occupation, geographical region, and residency category. This book introduces the epidemiological feature of individual types of fracture concisely and yet comprehensively. The new trends and changes were documented as well. Although the structural organization is consistent with the last edition, the sample size is increased largely to reflect more authentic and accurate trends and changes in the epidemiological features of fractures in China as a nation. The easy-to-understand yet excellent graphics, with corresponding X-ray films and fracture line graphs are retained. Magnetic resonance imaging or computed tomography images are added for complicated fractures to fully illustrate the characteristics of the injuries. For thepurpose of clinical and scientific research, the sections “Diagnosis” and “Treatment”were updatedwith the latest developments and progress.Omissions and mistakes are unavoidable due to the heavy workload and tight schedule.We are looking forward to your valuable comments and suggestions, which will be a generous help to our endeavors to create a consummate monograph. All those who worked on the book have clinical and scientific research backgrounds. They made great efforts on this book, which made this publication possible. My deepest gratitude and respect to all of them!