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The Röntgen rays in medical work (1899)

Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 176

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eon knows, isoften extremely difficult. Indeed, if there be much swelling, itis in many instances impossible to determine whether the injuryis a fracture or merely a sprain. Any such doubt, however, couldbe speedily cleared away by the rays. The most conservative ofsurgeons will hardly deny that… … Fig. 62.—Kape Spipal Fpactupe of Tibia.Dr. Tafts case. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICATIONS 143 may be of use in determining whether the degree of obliquity ofthe fracture or the amount of displacement of the fragmentswould call for immediate screwing of the bones. A rare spiral fracture of the tibia…

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