SPLINTING TECHNIQUES
Eiff MP, Hatch RL. Fracture Management for Primary Care. Philadelphia, PA: Elsiver/Saunders, 2012. AUTHOR R. Ian Ross, MD Stanford/O’Connor Hospital, Primary Care Sports Medicine Fellow, 2017 2016–17 Chair, EMRA Sports Medicine Division Member, U.S. Figure Skating Sports Science & Medicine ILLUSTRATOR Matthew Holt Bodyrender REVIEWER
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