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 210
m being heldin a position of slight flexion and complete pronation. The childsuffers little or no pain as long as the elbow is not brought intoplay, and accordingly the patient is very averse to having the mem-ber examined or in any way disturbed. If it were not for thisdisinclination to use of the… … Fig. 249.—Forward luxation of the head of radius. Prominence indicated by arrowis caused by the displaced radial head. Note the exaggerated carrying angle which re-sults from the head of the radius not bearing on the capitellum of the humerjis. Flexionlimited by the displaced radial head.
Fractures · Dislocations · X-rays
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