Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 168
137 normal position attached to the radio-ulnar ligament. In a latercommunication to the same journal, the author expressed anopinion that * the true pathology of one of the commonest offractures (i.e., Colles) requires rewriting in the leading surgicaltext-books in the English language. In 1899,… … Fig. 59.—Double Fracture of Forearm, showing Displacement ; Grainof Wooden Splint plainly shown. of the writer. In his opinion, this illustrates the rupture of theradio-ulnar ligament described by Mr. Clement Lucas in GuysHospital Eeports for 1884. The illustrations shown in Figs. 59 and 60 furnish…
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