(A) Fracture of the Leg at the Upper End I. Isolated Fractures at the Upper End of the Tibia 305 DESCRIPTION OF PLATES Plate 1.-Bending Fractures (Greenstick Fractures). Plate 2.-Torsion-fractures. Plate 3.-Fractures Produced by Compression, Tearing, and Crushing. Plate 4.-Gunshot-fractures. Plate 5.-Displacement of Fragments. Plate 6.-Fracture of the Fibula as shown by a Skiagraph. Plate 7.-Observation of the Repair of a Severe Fracture of the Leg by means of the Röntgen Rays. Plate 8.-Repair of Fractures; Callus-formation. Plate 9.-Fractures of the Vault of the Skull. Plate 10.-Gunshot Wound of the Skull. Plate 11.-Fracture of the Skullcap Continued to the Base. Plate 12.-Various Fractures of the Vault and Base of the Skull. Plate 13.-Fracture of the Base of the Skull by an Injury to the Nasal Region. Plate 14.—Fractures of the Base of the Skull by Compression of the Skull. Plate 15.-Fracture of the Skull with Laceration of the Middle Meningeal Artery, the Line of Fracture Extending to the Base of the Skull. Plate 16.-Fractures of the Lower Jaw. Plate 17.-Anterior Dislocation of the Lower Jaw. Plate 18.-Fracture of the Cervical Portion of the Vertebral Column with Contusions of the Spinal Cord. Plate 19.-Double Compression-fracture of the Vertebral Column. Plate 20.-Dislocation in the Cervical Portion of the Vertebral Column. Plate 21.-Fractures of the Ribs. Plate 22.-Fracture of the Costal Cartilages and of the Sternum Plate 22a.-Normal Shoulder-joint of an Adult. (The Picture is Explained by Fig. 35.) Plate 23.-Fracture of the Clavicle with Typical Displacement of the Plate 24.-Dislocation of the Sternal Extremity of the Clavicle. Plate 27. Subcoracoid Dislocation of the Humerus. Plate 28.-Subcoracoid Dislocation of the Humerus. Anatomic Speci men. Plate 29. Subcoracoid Dislocation of the Humerus. Anatomic Speci men. Plate 30.-Method of Reducing Subcoracoid Dislocation of the Humerus. Plate 31.-Old Subcoracoid Dislocations with the Formation of a New Articular Surface on the Scapula, and Wearing Away of the Humerus. Plate 32.-Fracture of the Surgical Neck of the Humerus, with Marked Displacement of the Fragments and Abduction of the Arm. Plate 33.-Fractures of the Upper End of the Humerus. Plate 34.-Traumatic Epiphyseal Separation at the Upper End of the Humerus. Plate 35.-Fractures of the Humerus. Plate 35a.-Explanation: Normal Elbow of an Adult as seen in the Skiagraph. Plate 36.-Fractures of the Lower End of the Humerus. Plate 37.-Valgus and Varus Position of the Elbow after Fracture of the Lower End of the Humerus. Plate 38.-Backward Dislocations of the Forearm. Plate 39.-Outward Dislocation of the Forearm and Separation of the Internal Condyle. Plate 40.-Fractures through the Middle of the Forearm. Plate 41. Various Fractures of the Forearm and Normal Epiphyseal Lines. Plate 42.-Fracture of the Olecranon and Coronoid Process. Plate 43.-Isolated Dislocation of the Head of the Radius with Fracture of the Upper Third of the Ulna; Marked Displacement of the Fragments. Plate 44.-Typical Fracture of the Lower Radial Epiphysis. Plate 45.-Typical Fracture of the Lower End of the Radius (Colles' Fracture). Plates 46, 47.-Differential Diagnosis of Fractures and Dislocations of the Wrist. Plate 47a.-Skiagraph of a Normal Adult Wrist-joint; Anterior View. Plate 47b.—Skiagraph of a Normal Adult Wrist-joint; Lateral View. Plate 48.-Typical Dislocation of the Thumb. Plate 49.-Fractures of the Pelvis. Plate 50.-Backward Dislocation of the Thigh. Plate 51, 52.-Various Typical Forms of Dislocation of the Thigh in Preparations and in the Living Subject. Plate 52a.-Normal Hip-joint of a Lad Seventeen Years Old. Plate 53. Intracapsular (Median) Fracture of the Neck of the Femur (Fractura Colli Femoris Medialis). Plate 54.-Extracapsular or Lateral Fractures of the Neck of the Femur (Fractura Colli Femoris Lateralis). Plate 55.-Outward Rotation of the Thigh in Intracapsular (Median) Fracture of the Neck of the Femur. Plate 56.-Various Fractures of the Femur. Plate 57.-Typical Deformity in Fracture of the Middle of the Femur. Plate 58.-Typical Displacement of the Fragments in Supracondylar Fracture of the Femur. Plate 59.-Fractures of the Lower End of the Femur. Plate 61.-Fracture of the Patella. Plate 62.-Fracture of the Patella. Plate 62a.-Skiagraph of a Normal Adult Knee-joint; Anterior View. Plate 626.—Skiagraph of a Normal Adult Knee; Lateral View. Plate 63.-Fractures of the Tibia. Plate 64.-Fractures of the Leg. Plate 65.-Fractures of the Lower End of the Leg. Plate 66.-Typical Fracture of the Ankle (Pott's Fracture). Plate 67.-Fracture of the Ankle. Plate 67a.-Skiagraph of a Normal Ankle-joint; Anterior View. Plate 676.-Skiagraph of the Normal Astragalo-tarsal Articulation and Tarsus; Lateral View. Plate 68.-Dislocation of the Foot at the Astragalo-crural Articula tion. |