Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 178
tures occur on account of diseasedconditions such as sarcoma, and also in patientssuffering from rickets, chronic alcoholism, or evensenility, little or no callus may be found. Comparable with the laying down of callus infractures is the ossification of torn periosteum roundan old unreduced… … Fig. 73. Eractuke of Fibula. This injury is three months old, andcallus has not properly formed owing to the presence of a torn tendonbetween the fragments. radiographer may satisfy himself that the operationhas been successfully accomplished. Compound fractures of course do not affect theX-ray…
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