The book addresses the causes and management of periprosthetic fractures, a growing issue in the aging population. Part I covers the epidemiology, risk factors such as aging and osteoporosis, diagnosis and assessment, and a new unified classification system. Part II discusses the management of these often complex fractures, presenting various surgical options and techniques, with the aim of providing the best choices for individual patients. Part III includes a collection of cases that illustrate the decision-making process, surgical solutions, and outcomes for specific fractures around major joints in the body. More than 70 authors from around the world have contributed their personal experiences to this book, which is specifically developed for orthopedic and trauma surgeons.