The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 426
laced on a light flat splint supported by a handkerchief bandage. The wound continues to diminish, and the patient is now able to get about the house and sit in the open air. 25//?. Ts almost well, and anxious to return to her family, in the southern portion of the State. The wound has almost… … or suitable base upon which to coapt and sup- port the carpal bones, is a measure of almost a totally different character in extent and magnitude. In 1853, Dr. Compton, of New Orleans, resected the bone of the forearm, removing both bones " with the excep- tion of the inferior extremity of the…
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