Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 174
ciied 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 screen or plate, and… … Fig. 69. Two Views at Right-angled Planes of the Bones of theFoREAKM. The oblique fracture seen in the lateral is invisible in thepostero-anterior view. It is an axiom that disease cannot be diagnosedunless the condition of health is understood. Thisis a remark which applies forcibly to the…
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