The Orthopedic treatment of gunshot injuries |
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10a and 10b , the patient is seen , illustrating the range of flexion and extension secured by this method . Injuries in the Neighborhood of the Elbow . — As in the case of the shoulder , the surgeon must always consider the danger of ...
10a and 10b , the patient is seen , illustrating the range of flexion and extension secured by this method . Injuries in the Neighborhood of the Elbow . — As in the case of the shoulder , the surgeon must always consider the danger of ...
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Methods of traction are of little avail in these cases and there is practically nothing to be done at the front except to fix the hand in a position of moderate extension by one of the methods outlined for injuries to the wrist .
Methods of traction are of little avail in these cases and there is practically nothing to be done at the front except to fix the hand in a position of moderate extension by one of the methods outlined for injuries to the wrist .
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Fenestrated plaster dressing with stirrup extension enabling the patient to walk without bringing his weight upon the fractured limb . The plaster must be carefully moulded about the tuberosity of the ischium , which is protected by a ...
Fenestrated plaster dressing with stirrup extension enabling the patient to walk without bringing his weight upon the fractured limb . The plaster must be carefully moulded about the tuberosity of the ischium , which is protected by a ...
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The surgeon must be particularly careful to avoid hyper - extension at the knee , such as is almost certain to occur when a perfectly straight splint is applied . To avoid this unsightly and crippling deformity , the leg should always ...
The surgeon must be particularly careful to avoid hyper - extension at the knee , such as is almost certain to occur when a perfectly straight splint is applied . To avoid this unsightly and crippling deformity , the leg should always ...
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If , however , both bones have been broken and there is overriding of the fragments , extension must be applied . When the injury lies in the upper half of the calf , adhesive plaster strapping attached to the Thomas splint or to the ...
If , however , both bones have been broken and there is overriding of the fragments , extension must be applied . When the injury lies in the upper half of the calf , adhesive plaster strapping attached to the Thomas splint or to the ...
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