The Orthopedic treatment of gunshot injuries |
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Page 24
... a right angle outward , then downward , then corresponding to the bend of the elbow , forward parallel to the lower arm , and then again at a right angle , so as to bring it once more against the surface of the patient's extremity .
... a right angle outward , then downward , then corresponding to the bend of the elbow , forward parallel to the lower arm , and then again at a right angle , so as to bring it once more against the surface of the patient's extremity .
Page 31
The patient is placed , face downward , on a narrow table . The back and thighs are greased with a little oil or petrolatum , and a piece of stockinette is laid over the head , to keep the plaster from the hair .
The patient is placed , face downward , on a narrow table . The back and thighs are greased with a little oil or petrolatum , and a piece of stockinette is laid over the head , to keep the plaster from the hair .
Page 53
The foot should be splinted in moderate equinus position ( about 110o ) with downward pressure over the dorsum and upward against the ball of the foot so as to prevent cavus deformity . 11. Posterior Tibial .-- Owing to the preservation ...
The foot should be splinted in moderate equinus position ( about 110o ) with downward pressure over the dorsum and upward against the ball of the foot so as to prevent cavus deformity . 11. Posterior Tibial .-- Owing to the preservation ...
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The track of the bullet ran through the condyle of the femur downward through the outer angle of the joint into the tibia . As in the first case , the track of the bullet was Fig . 74. — Tracing of roentgenogram of infantry projectile ...
The track of the bullet ran through the condyle of the femur downward through the outer angle of the joint into the tibia . As in the first case , the track of the bullet was Fig . 74. — Tracing of roentgenogram of infantry projectile ...
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Extensive injury to the shoulder with fracture and downward displacement of the tip of the acromion and of the clavicle . The fragments were wired in place and the arm fixed in abduction . A useful shoulder resulted which enabled the ...
Extensive injury to the shoulder with fracture and downward displacement of the tip of the acromion and of the clavicle . The fragments were wired in place and the arm fixed in abduction . A useful shoulder resulted which enabled the ...
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