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HANS U. DEBRUNNER (Translated by GOTTFRIED STIASNY) “Orthopaedic Diagnosis”

This book might have been better titled Orthopaedic Measurement for it is much more concerned with anthropometric information than with diagnosis. Many of the measurements mentioned are unrelated to abnormal states. For instance we are told that arm span x 1.03 ± .02 = body length but not what or how it helps us diagnose anything. We are informed that taking a history and doing an examination is very important but there is a paucity of information on the interpretation and the eliciting of physical signs.