Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 166
nd lower ends. The exact diagnosis of fractures about the head,as every surgeon knows, is often attended with great, if notinsuperable, difficulty, especially when there is much swelling.Incomplete separation of the head of the humerus at its junctionwith the shaft has been reported in cases that… … Fig. 58.—Colles Fracture, with Rupture of Radioulnar Ligament. often been observed in cases which, were it not for the Eontgenrays, would have been classified as bruising of the soft tissues.In a case under Mr. Lynn Thomas, a comminuted fracture of thesurgical neck, it would formerly have been…
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