Common Cast ComplicationsMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's Method by Jessica A. McGraw-Heinrich, MD, Jon C. Wall, MD, Scott B. Rosenfeld, MD

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Upper Extremity Cast ApplicationMaster’s MethodMaster's MethodMaster’s MethodMaster’s MethodMaster’s MethodMaster’s MethodMaster’s MethodMaster’s MethodMaster’s Method by David S. Liu, MD, Andrea S. Bauer, MD

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Properties and Pitfalls of Various Casting MaterialsMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's Method by Brendon C. Mitchell, MD, Keith Baldwin, MD

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Upper Extremity Splint ApplicationMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's Method by Jonathan D. Grabau, MD, Hannah T. Hoopes, MD, Christine Ho, MD

“…Generally, upper extremity splints are used as a method of temporary immobilization while awaiting definitive management, which may involve conversion to a cast once the swelling has resolved or following surgical intervention. …”
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Cast Wedging to Correct Fracture Angulation: Tips and TricksMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's Method by Keith Orland, MD, David Spence, MD

“…With proper planning, patient selection, and technique, cast wedging proves to be a safe and effective method. Key Concepts: (1) Cast wedging can be used to correct some angular deformities in the early phase of fracture healing. (2) Fractures that may benefit from cast wedging include forearm fractures, femoral shaft fractures, and tibial shaft fractures. (3) Careful planning prior to making cuts in the cast and placing a wedge can lead to a more successful correction.…”
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Lower Extremity Cast ApplicationMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's Method by Wendy Ramalingam, MD, Stéphanie Lamer, MD

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Educating and Preparing Families and Distracting Patients for Cast/Splint ApplicationsMaster's MethodMaster’s MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's MethodMaster's Method by Kyle J. Miller, MD, Andrew G. Georgiadis, MD, Jennifer C. Laine, MD

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THE METHOD OF PROBLEMS VERSUS THE METHOD OF TOPICS by Fred Eidlin

“…The author introduces several methods that would help researchers to be more precise while working on the architecture of their research topic.…”
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Methods by S.V. Khaydukov, L.A. Baidun, A.B. Zurochka, A. Totolyan

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Methode by Jan Horstmann, Christian Lück, Immanuel Normann, Marcus Baumgarten

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Method for obtaining Chromosomes Method for obtaining Chromosomes by Bogart James P.

“…<br />Amphibians have very large chromosomes which can easily be seen with an ordinary microscope. The method used has been tested in the laboratory and also at collecting sites. …”
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Introducing Methods and Techniques: Interdisciplinary methods for interdisciplinary challenges by Bennett Young, Sarah Lennon, Simon Hiscock

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BASIC METHODS OF CLASSIFICATION AND CHARACTERISTICS OF METHODS OF PRICING IN UKRAINE by A. Boguslavskiy

Subjects: “…methods of pricing firms…”
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Artistic method in pedagogical activities (method intersubject integration) by Oksana V. Sitnikova

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The clinical method as a teaching method in the Medical Career by Luis Alberto Corona Martínez, Mercedes Fonseca Hernández

“…The clinical method applied in the medical assistance to sick people is an essential category in the Clinical Sciences. …”
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The clinical method as a teaching method in the Medical Career by Luis Allberto Corona Martinez, Mercedes Fonseca Hernández

“…The clinical method applied in the medical assistance to sick people is an essential category in the Clinical Sciences. …”
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A New Method of Enteroscopy–The Double-Balloon Method by Hironori Yamamoto, Kentaro Sugano

“…Nonsurgical endoscopic techniques have been developed, including push enteroscopy, passage of a scope over a guide-string, and a method that depends on peristalsis to advance the instrument, but each of these is subject to severe limitations. …”
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Methods in 2012 by Nathan S. Blow

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IMMUNOLOGICAL METHODS by Editorial article

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