The Orthopedic treatment of gunshot injuries |
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Dr. Mayer , in his presentation of the subject in this book , has led to these important questions , and has given the results of a practical experience with many of the new problems which have come to us in the last three years of ...
Dr. Mayer , in his presentation of the subject in this book , has led to these important questions , and has given the results of a practical experience with many of the new problems which have come to us in the last three years of ...
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Too little thought and time has been given in the past by the medical profession to this most important subject , not only to the proper selection of the substitutes , but also to the fitting and training in their use , and to the early ...
Too little thought and time has been given in the past by the medical profession to this most important subject , not only to the proper selection of the substitutes , but also to the fitting and training in their use , and to the early ...
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In this work I shall not refer to those injuries or deformities , such as sprains or dislocations , that are commonly seen in times of peace , although a knowledge of their treatment is most important for the military surgeon , but only ...
In this work I shall not refer to those injuries or deformities , such as sprains or dislocations , that are commonly seen in times of peace , although a knowledge of their treatment is most important for the military surgeon , but only ...
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One chapter of the book is devoted to artificial limbs , not that the subject is yet ripe for thorough treatment but because I hope thereby to interest medical men generally in this most important branch of study .
One chapter of the book is devoted to artificial limbs , not that the subject is yet ripe for thorough treatment but because I hope thereby to interest medical men generally in this most important branch of study .
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... the fragments are usually best reduced by this position ; third , because it relaxes the most important muscles of the shoulder , thus lessening the tendency to overriding and preventing unnecessary strain of the muscle fibres .
... the fragments are usually best reduced by this position ; third , because it relaxes the most important muscles of the shoulder , thus lessening the tendency to overriding and preventing unnecessary strain of the muscle fibres .
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