Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 184
Fig. 64.—Fracture of Lower End of Fibula, with Dislocation of Ankle-joint. Mackenzie Davidson, M.B. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICATIONS 145 Fractures about the Head Fractured skull may be readily shown by the arrays whensituated upon the face or the cranium—that is to say, anywhereexcept at the base… … Fig. 65.—Backward Dislocation and Fracture of Body of Astragalus. Lynn Thomas. teeth (p. 69). In all doubtful or obscure cases the surgeon willdo well to appeal to this method. Fractures of the vertebrae, from the nature of the case,usually present little difficulty in the way of diagnosis.…
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