. Medical and surgical therapy. abursting shell: loss of consciousness, followed by severe pain inthe back. Trunk bent forwards and to the right since this wound. In February 1915, application of a plaster jacket, which incom-pletely corrected the deformity in three weeks (M. Souques). Trunknow only inclined to right, not bent anteriorly. Second application for three weeks, after which there wascomplete cure. Left cured and sent to the school for re-education (Grand-Palais). Fig. 2. CamptocormiA, Anterior Curvature. C. L., infantry regiment. Val-de-Grace and Villejuif Hospital, March 1
. Medical and surgical therapy. abursting shell: loss of consciousness, followed by severe pain inthe back. Trunk bent forwards and to the right since this wound. In February 1915, application of a plaster jacket, which incom-pletely corrected the deformity in three weeks (M. Souques). Trunknow only inclined to right, not bent anteriorly. Second application for three weeks, after which there wascomplete cure. Left cured and sent to the school for re-education (Grand-Palais). Fig. 2. CamptocormiA, Anterior Curvature. C. L., infantry regiment. Val-de-Grace and Villejuif Hospital, March 1915. Buried in debris by a shell on 25th August 1914. No wound orlesion of bone. Large ecchymosis in the lumbar region. Violentpain in the lumbar part of the column. Trunk flexed symmetric-ally, impossible to correct. On a bed or floor, could be completelyreduced. Plaster jacket three weeks in March 191(5 (M. Souques); com-plete correction, maintained after removing the jacket. Discharged cured. 1 Cf. text, p. 737 740 Plate
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