The practice of surgery : embracing minor surgery and the application of dressings, etc., etc., etc. . a sling,the elbow bent at an obtuse angle, and supported with a lotions should always be applied to dislocated joints, to reducetumefaction and inflammation. Diagnosis in lateral dislocation of both bones backwards andoutwards is arrived at by the greater projection of the ulna back-wards than in the former case, and the coronoid process rests uponthe back of the external condyle of the humerus. The radiusforms a tumour on the outer side and behind the external condyle,and a hollo
The practice of surgery : embracing minor surgery and the application of dressings, etc., etc., etc. . a sling,the elbow bent at an obtuse angle, and supported with a lotions should always be applied to dislocated joints, to reducetumefaction and inflammation. Diagnosis in lateral dislocation of both bones backwards andoutwards is arrived at by the greater projection of the ulna back-wards than in the former case, and the coronoid process rests uponthe back of the external condyle of the humerus. The radiusforms a tumour on the outer side and behind the external condyle,and a hollow is seen above the head of the bone. If the hand berotated, the head of the radius is distinctly felt to move. In dislocation of both bones backwards and inwards, the sameposterior projection of the elbow exists. The ulna rests behindthe internal condyle, whilst the head of the radius occupies the 220 DISLOCATION OP THE ELBOW JOINT. posterior fossa of the humerus, the external condyle of the humerusforming a large tumour on the outer side of the is the same as in the former
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