The Orthopedic treatment of gunshot injuries |
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... attention should be given by the surgeon to this important subject as to that of splints and apparatus for acute joint affections . This subject is now beginning to have the proper realization of its importance by the prominence of ...
... attention should be given by the surgeon to this important subject as to that of splints and apparatus for acute joint affections . This subject is now beginning to have the proper realization of its importance by the prominence of ...
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It is self - evident that no one splint can meet the requirements of the many types of fractures and also that in many instances a variety of methods can be employed with equal effectiveness . In all cases , however , it is essential ...
It is self - evident that no one splint can meet the requirements of the many types of fractures and also that in many instances a variety of methods can be employed with equal effectiveness . In all cases , however , it is essential ...
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Splints are distinctly more advantageous than plaster - ofParis dressings , because the application of the latter demands more time and also ... The Leyva splint for the abduction treatment of fractures of the upper end of the humerus .
Splints are distinctly more advantageous than plaster - ofParis dressings , because the application of the latter demands more time and also ... The Leyva splint for the abduction treatment of fractures of the upper end of the humerus .
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As the lower arm when fully extended would be too great a drag on any ambulant splint , it is bent at a right angle and therefore points forward in the same direction as the patient's toes ( see Fig ...
As the lower arm when fully extended would be too great a drag on any ambulant splint , it is bent at a right angle and therefore points forward in the same direction as the patient's toes ( see Fig ...
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If he is fortunate enough to be equipped with the abduction splint shown in Fig . 1 he need only apply this . The little splint of Sir Robert Jones ( see Fig . 3. - Photograph of the patient whose roentgenogram is given in Fig .
If he is fortunate enough to be equipped with the abduction splint shown in Fig . 1 he need only apply this . The little splint of Sir Robert Jones ( see Fig . 3. - Photograph of the patient whose roentgenogram is given in Fig .
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