Orthopedics census (JPNATC)-OT 2010
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The document summarizes orthopaedic surgery census data from 2010-2011 at JPNATC, AIIMS. It shows that 1658 total surgeries were performed, with 1400 under general/regional anesthesia and 258 under local anesthesia. The majority of surgeries (85.8%) were for appendicular skeleton issues like the upper and lower extremities. Femur fractures made up 42.2% of lower extremity cases, with proximal femur and hip replacements also being common. Compound fractures accounted for 28.35% of complex fracture cases.
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