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The art of un-breaking bones that didn't read the assembly instructions.
means The branch of medicine that fixes bones, joints, ligaments, and the whole musculoskeletal scaffolding when it bends, breaks, or wears out.
from From Greek orthos (straight) and paidion (child) — a 1741 French treatise on straightening crooked kids' spines, before adults claimed the field too.
Original patientsChildren with skeletal deformities, hence the name.
Title shiftSpelled orthopaedics in Britain, dropped the a in America.
Power toolsSurgeons routinely wield drills, saws, and mallets.