Surgical Exposures in Orthopaedics: The Anatomic Approach, 6e (South Asian Edition) is the definitive surgical anatomy and operative exposure guide tailored for orthopaedic surgeons, residents, and trainees. Building on nearly four decades of excellence, this edition continues the legacy of the foundational work by Hoppenfeld and co-authors, updated with region-relevant clinical insights and illustrations. It presents a detailed, surgeon-oriented view of orthopaedic anatomy, focusing on safe, reproducible surgical approaches across all major anatomical regions. Organized by anatomical site, the text describes exposures to the shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand, spine, pelvis and hip, femur, knee, tibia and fibula, and foot and ankle. Each chapter explains patient positioning, landmarks, incisions, dissection planes, neurovascular considerations, and potential pitfalls with clear, step-by-step descriptions. Hundreds of full-color illustrations enhance comprehension, emphasizing clinically relevant surgical anatomy that improves operative decision-making and patient safety. This South Asian Edition (2026) incorporates updates in surgical strategy and technique, with a focus on locally relevant cases and training needs. Ideal for postgraduate orthopaedic exams, surgical rotations, and day-to-day operative planning, this book remains a cornerstone reference that bridges foundational anatomy with practical orthopaedic surgery.