Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 173
, when one view shows, onaccount of overlapping, apparently good apposition,and the examination at right angles proves that theends of the bones are widely separated. Another rule to be remembered is that both infractures and dislocations, but more especially in thelatter, the limb must be placed… … Fig. 68. Multiple-fissciied Feacture of Lower End of Radius.This lesion could not possibly have been diagnosed by a screen examinationalone. The lower end of the ulna is dislocated backwards. BONES AND JOINTS (INJURIES) 159 changes of appearance which alteration in positionwill produce on the…
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