Fractures and dislocations, diagnosis and treatment (1915)
Preston, Miller Edwin, 1879- [from old catalog], Stover, H. G. [from old catalog] · St. Louis, C. V. Mosby company · leaf 127
nformation is fully utilized much un-necessary manipulation can, as a rule, be avoided. In fractures ofthe clavicle the shoulder is usually lowered but the arm itself isnot shortened. The over-riding deformity so common in fracturesof the clavicle is usually apparent. In dislocations of the… … Fig. 129.—Measuring humeral length—from acromion to external epicondyle. Fig. 130.—Palpating humeral head through deltoid. Fig. 131.—Palpating humeral head with finger tips pressed into axilla. patient seldom makes any attempt to support the injured memberwith the opposite hand. In fractures of the…
Fractures · Dislocations · X-rays
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