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The Clinical Guide to Musculoskeletal Medicine: An Interdisciplinary Approach represents a long-overdue addition to the educational resources for medical students, residents, fellows, both early- and late-career practicing physicians, and other musculoskeletal clinicians.
Deficiencies in medical student knowledge in musculoskeletal medicine have been well documented in the literature. Musculoskeletal problems number among the most common seen by primary care providers, yet US medical school instruction in musculoskeletal medi-cine has been found to be practically absent or inadequate by many.
There is a need for an easily digestible and understandable resource that will be embraced by individuals that want to become proficient in the practice of musculoskeletal medicine. The authors/editors of the “Clinical Guide” have successfully achieved this goal. The editors, Drs. Mostoufi, George, and Tria are committed educators that put together a dedicated group of multidisciplinary physician authors to fill this need and focus on valuable clinical musculo-skeletal information.
The “Clinical Guide” presents pertinent musculoskeletal pathologies and treatments in a well-organized and concise way. It addresses the more commonly challenging musculoskeletal pathologies that clinicians are faced with and potential treatment options when treating patients day to day. Each chapter dedicated to a particular pathology covers clinical presentation, phys-ical examination, diagnostic workup, and treatment. In addition, there are chapters dedicated to innovative and established treatments such as regenerative medicine and spinal surgeries. This enables the clinician to learn in an organized way and use the book as a reference when working in the clinical realm. Also, illustrations, tables, and relevant imaging are embedded in the individual chapters and enhance this book as an educational tool.
Finally, the interdisciplinary approach of this book, inclusive of physical medicine and rehabilitation and orthopedics, gives the clinician multiple tools to work with when addressing musculoskeletal pathologies and challenges with their patients. This is essential when attempt-ing to achieve optimal clinical outcomes.
In closing, as an educator and physical medicine and rehabilitation residency program director for over 25 years, I am grateful to this team of musculoskeletal clinicians for filling this much needed void. The editors have addressed an essential need in medical education, and they have done so in a concise, learner friendly, and effective way. Their efforts should be congratulated!