commended by Prof. Bilroth, of Zurich, who In reference to the pathological nature of maintains that, when left behind, they will this deformity. Dr. Bauer expressed himself as give rise to suppuration, fistulous tracks, and uncertain. It might have been fpacture of the not unfrequently cause a… … after the injury ; nor could he understand why ! consisting of a thigh and leg-splint with foot- the external condyle should have disappeared boards, leaving the knee-joint entirely free and entirely. He, therefore, inclined rather to a i accessible.
Medicine · Surgery
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