Morton, Edward Reginald, 1867- · New York : E.B. Treat & Co. · leaf 169
istic lipping of the edges of the vertibral bodiesis seen in different stages even to the extent of fusion. The normal ray passes through just above theumbilicus, which is opposite the fourth lumbar vertebra. Sacrum and Coccyx.—The normal ray should passjust above the symphysis. The view of the… … Fig. 55. Fracture just above surgical neck of the humerus. It gave rise to no severe symptoms and advice was not sought until one month afterwards. The head is trying 10 attach itself to the side of the shaft. The plate is laid over the middle of the shaft—the tubedirectly behind. The sternal end…
