Military surgery of the zone of the advance (1918)
Tarnowsky, George de, 1873- · Philadelphia and New York : Lea & Febiger · leaf 248
eeches pinned overupright and Spanish windlass traction principle. WOUNDS OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY 245 These methods demand special articles, sure to be lost ormislaid, while bandage traction is always available. The technic of its application is important. Take a doubledlength of four-inch bandage a… … Pig. 13.—Splint support attached to stretcher: A, modification ofB, British type; C, detail of triple attachment for transport. each end up on its respective side and carry it under the lateralpart of the bandage behind the malleolus, then over thisbandage and directly downward, thus providing two…
World War, 1914-1918 · Gunshot wounds · X-rays · Medicine, Military · Wounds and injuries · Military Medicine · Surgical Procedures, Operative
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