Ortho Resources

General

Bullet-point format resources are great for getting the basics and the key high-yield facts, but textbooks will give much more in-depth information about the history of a topic, how it has evolved and significantly more context
Reviews are great for newer and more niche information on specific topics
Intra-op videos are useful to see exact steps of the procedure and lectures have high information-to-time ratios for understanding what pieces of information are particularly important

Go to resource for the absolute basics of the topic in bullet-point format

Great reviews of specific topics with clinical and operative focus

More scientific-style reviews of specific topics

The AAOS-sponsored curriculum for orthopedics with extensive chapters

Good resource other than Youtube for surgical videos and lectures

Large textbook that covers most topics with detailed drawings of procedures

Bullet-point review of most orthopedic topics in concise format

Bullet-point format with high-yield facts; particularly useful for OITE

High quality surgical videos with expert discussions

Anatomy is the ABCs of orthopedics, but understanding anatomy from a surgical approach is different than just knowing where structures originate and insert
Hoppenfeld's is fantastic at describing the structures you will encounter during the approach and has great "applied anatomy" chapters which give good frameworks on how to think about the anatomy
The Complete Anatomy app and Netter's both give good sense of macro-scale anatomy and show what attaches where, the app is a more modern way of approaching anatomy and allows you to understand the layers better

Great textbook on orthopedic surgical approaches and the structures you will encounter

Great anatomy app to help understand where structures are relative to each other in 3D

Nice drawings of orthopedically-relevant anatomy

Handbook of Fractures is fantastic for quick highlights of what you need to know, especially on call
Skeletal Trauma and Rockwood's have certain chapters some of which are better than the other but Skeletal Trauma is often more easily readable
In particular, the "Principles of Internal Fixation" chapter in Skeletal Trauma is a fantastic introduction

Great bullet-point resource for all the key things to know for specific fracture patterns

Great overview textbook about trauma, fractures and management

Classic overview textbook about trauma, fractures and management

Great guides and drawings of approaches and procedures by anatomic location

Decent comprehensive overview textbook of most sports topics

Great lectures of more advanced sports topics

In-depth textbook about most topics encountered in shoulder arthroplasty

Great easy-to-read textbook about shoulder arthroscopy with good explanations

Video lectures on more advanced shoulder and elbow topics

Start with Hip and Knee Book - which describes all the basics of joint arthroplasty in an incredibly simple to digest manner
Supplement with the other textbooks for in-depth discussion of particular topics