The Orthopedic treatment of gunshot injuries |
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Page 17
It must prevent shortening and hold the fragments properly aligned . 2. It must be adapted to the transfer of the patient from the front to the base hospital . 3. It must allow free access to the wound not only for dressing but for ...
It must prevent shortening and hold the fragments properly aligned . 2. It must be adapted to the transfer of the patient from the front to the base hospital . 3. It must allow free access to the wound not only for dressing but for ...
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reasons : First , because in the event of ankylosis of the shoulder the abducted position gives the patient 90 ° free play through the action of the scapula ; second , because the fragments are usually best reduced by this position ...
reasons : First , because in the event of ankylosis of the shoulder the abducted position gives the patient 90 ° free play through the action of the scapula ; second , because the fragments are usually best reduced by this position ...
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In those above , owing to the pull of the powerful abductor , the lower fragment must be abducted to secure the proper alignment ; in those below Traction bandage Fig . 6. — A plaster fenestrated dressing.
In those above , owing to the pull of the powerful abductor , the lower fragment must be abducted to secure the proper alignment ; in those below Traction bandage Fig . 6. — A plaster fenestrated dressing.
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As a rule , the fragments of the fractured Fig . 11. — Diagram illustrating the type of deformity frequently seen in gunshot injuries to a single bone of the forearm . The arrows indicate the lines of force which the surgeon should ...
As a rule , the fragments of the fractured Fig . 11. — Diagram illustrating the type of deformity frequently seen in gunshot injuries to a single bone of the forearm . The arrows indicate the lines of force which the surgeon should ...
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This tends , in the great majority of cases , to lever the fragments from the intact bone . The wounds are exposed for dressing by cutting windows in the plaster at the points designated . The moulded splint is prepared by folding a ...
This tends , in the great majority of cases , to lever the fragments from the intact bone . The wounds are exposed for dressing by cutting windows in the plaster at the points designated . The moulded splint is prepared by folding a ...
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