The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . before backwards, whilethe foot is steadied with two hands against the table. Langenbeckadvises the upper articular surface of the astragalus to be sawnimmediately after the removal of the fibula from the first incision,but to be taken out only after the removal of the tibia with theelevator. 9. After the haemorrhage has been arrested, a stout drainagetube is drawn through the lower part of the wound, which is closedexcept at this spot with sutures. By one of the methods described 266 on pages 83—86 the limb is fixed i
The surgeon's handbook on the treatment of wounded in war : a prize essay . before backwards, whilethe foot is steadied with two hands against the table. Langenbeckadvises the upper articular surface of the astragalus to be sawnimmediately after the removal of the fibula from the first incision,but to be taken out only after the removal of the tibia with theelevator. 9. After the haemorrhage has been arrested, a stout drainagetube is drawn through the lower part of the wound, which is closedexcept at this spot with sutures. By one of the methods described 266 on pages 83—86 the limb is fixed in such a manner, that the foot iskept at right angles with the leg, and the periosteal cylinder stretchedout to its natural length. XI. EXCISION OF THE KNEE JOINT, 1. With the knee flexed to a right angle, an incision is carried(fig. 481) from the posterior border of one condyle to the posteriorborder of the other, in a curve immediately above the tubercle of thetibia. This at once divides the ligamentum patellae and the anteriorwall of the capsule. Fig. 481. Fig.
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