The Orthopedic treatment of gunshot injuries |
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In all cases , however , it is essential that the surgeon have sufficient mechanical skill to appreciate the nature of the problem confronting him , and sufficient ingenuity 2 17 PART I AT THE FRONT CHAPTER I FRACTURES AND INJURIES TO ...
In all cases , however , it is essential that the surgeon have sufficient mechanical skill to appreciate the nature of the problem confronting him , and sufficient ingenuity 2 17 PART I AT THE FRONT CHAPTER I FRACTURES AND INJURIES TO ...
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nature of the problem confronting him , and sufficient ingenuity to adapt the method to meet the demands of the individual patient . Splints are distinctly more advantageous than plaster - ofParis dressings , because the application of ...
nature of the problem confronting him , and sufficient ingenuity to adapt the method to meet the demands of the individual patient . Splints are distinctly more advantageous than plaster - ofParis dressings , because the application of ...
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123 ) , though useful in paralytic cases , does not , I find , give sufficient fixation for fractures . An effective splint can be improvised rapidly in the following way : Bend a wire splint or bar of malleable iron to.
123 ) , though useful in paralytic cases , does not , I find , give sufficient fixation for fractures . An effective splint can be improvised rapidly in the following way : Bend a wire splint or bar of malleable iron to.
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A primary essential is to have the window sufficiently large to expose at least two inches of healthy skin on all sides of the wound . Further protection of the plaster is given either by cuffs of oiled skin ( Osgood ) or by strips of ...
A primary essential is to have the window sufficiently large to expose at least two inches of healthy skin on all sides of the wound . Further protection of the plaster is given either by cuffs of oiled skin ( Osgood ) or by strips of ...
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Sufficient turns are applied to give a layer approximately 18 inch thick , and then the two iron bands , which have already been bent , are laid in place and fastened by further turns of the plaster - of - Paris bandages .
Sufficient turns are applied to give a layer approximately 18 inch thick , and then the two iron bands , which have already been bent , are laid in place and fastened by further turns of the plaster - of - Paris bandages .
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