0 the treatment or study of bones that have not grown correctly or that have been damaged -- 矯形外科（學），整形外科（學）
Major advances in medical care did, however, take place : orthopaedics and radiology blossomed into sophisticated specialties and surgery in general progressed.
There were few referrals to the traditional provider, orthopaedics, and any foot surgery performed was carried out on an inpatient basis under general anaesthesia.
However, there seems to have been little or no tradition in the study of human kinematics and motion, including orthopaedics, to consider the statistics of arbitrary sets of three-dimensional orientations.
One probable explanation is that patient choice is most commonly exercised in relation to orthopaedics, where the waiting lists have been quite lengthy in some counties.
Our prosthesis-related example illustrates the use of rotational statistics in a biomechanics and orthopaedics context, while also demonstrating the severe limitations of simpler approaches to orientation statistics.
This included additional consultants, two new operating theatres and 10 additional beds for orthopaedics.
Against that general downward trend, there were increases in the specialities of ophthalmology and orthopaedics.
To take one example, orthopaedics, which all members of the medical profession will recognise as of especial importance in these days.
