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Contributors. <p>Preface.</p> <p>Part 1: General Principles.</p> <p>1 Orthopaedic Surgery for Persons with Haemophilia: General Principles.</p> <p>2 Pathogenesis of Haemophilic Synovitis and Arthropathy.</p> <p>3 Haemophilic Haemarthrosis.</p> <p>4 Haematological Substitutive Treatment of Haemophilic Haemarthroses.</p> <p>5 Diagnosis by Imaging of Haemophilic Joints.</p> <p>6 Sonography of Haemophilic Joints.</p> <p>7 Musculoskeletal Outcomes research in Haemophilia.</p> <p>8 Joint Evaluation Instruments in Haemophilia.</p> <p>9 Joint Surgery in Patients with Inhibitors.</p> <p>Part 2: Chronic Haemophilic Synovitis.</p> <p>10 Multilevel Surgery in a Single Operative Session for Persons with Haemophilia: Considerations in Patients with Multiple Deformities.</p> <p>11 Radioactive Isotopes for radionsynovioethesis.</p> <p>12 Synoviorthesis in Haemophilia.</p> <p>13 Oxytetracycline Clorhydrate as a New Material for Chemical Synoviorthesis in Haemophilia.</p> <p>14 Arthroscopic Synovectomy of the Knee.</p> <p>Part 3: Moderate Haemophilic Arthropathy.</p> <p>15 New Concepts regarding articular cartilage preservation in persons with haemophilia.</p> <p>16 Knee malalignments in haemophilia: osteotomies.</p> <p>17 Knee joint debridement in haemophilia.</p> <p>18 Flexion contractures of the knee in haemophilia.</p> <p>19 Flexion contractures of the Ankle in haemophilia.</p> <p>Part 4: Severe haemophilic arthropathy.</p> <p>20 Total hip arthroplasty in haemophilia patient.</p> <p>21 Total knee replacement in haemophilia patient.</p> <p>22 Elbow Anthropathy in patients with severe haemophilia.</p> <p>23 Ankle arthrodesis in haemophilia.</p> <p>Part 5: Rehabilitation and physiotherapy.</p> <p>24 Prevention and treatment of joint problems in children with haemophilia.</p> <p>25 Rehabilitation and physiotherapy of haemophilic joints in adults.</p> <p>26 Rehabilitation following ankle surgery in haemophilia.</p> <p>Part 6: Miscellaneous.</p> <p>27 Motion analysis in children with haemophilia.</p> <p>28 The haemophilic shoulder.</p> <p>29 Osteonecrosis of the femoral head in haemophilia.</p> <p>30 Haemophilic arthropathy of the ankle.</p> <p>31 Neurological lesions following musculoskeletal bleeding in haemophilia.</p> <p>32 Osteophytes, subchondral cysts and intraosseous cysts of the haemophilic joints.</p> <p>33 Haemophilic arthropathies: comparison between clinical, radiographic and subjective findings.</p> <p>Index</p>

<strong>Emerito Carlos Rodriguez-Merchan</strong> is the editor of The Haemophilic Joints: New Perspectives, published by Wiley.

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