Mowat, Harold, 1883- · London : H. Frowde · leaf 184
iogram, as in old people, ifthe position is in any way satisfactory, it is inadvis-able to interfere with the parts. Patients, who are said to be suffering from old BONES AND JOINTS (INJURIES) 169 sprains, are frequently sent to the radiographer foran examination, on account of continued pain.… … Fig. 79. Fracture of the Surgical Neck or the Humerus. ribs by means of the rays, owing to the fact that thediaphragmatic shadow prevents a view of the lowerones from being obtained. It is well not to waste timeon such cases, however much one is pressed to do so.In the region of the hip-joint,…
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