. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . FiG. 3009.— in Hip Dis-ease. (From a phoiogrraph.). Kui. 30iU.—Sppcimeu of Coxa \ara; no clinical bislory. tween true and neuromimetic affections of the hip isat times difficult. In a functional (hysterical) troublethere are a predominance of subjective symptoms of pain,sensitiveness, etc., and an absence or relative insignifi-cance of the ob-jective symptomsof muscular atro-phy, characteris-tic attitude, anddistortion. Thestiffness on motion of
. A Reference handbook of the medical sciences embracing the entire range of scientific and practical medicine and allied science . FiG. 3009.— in Hip Dis-ease. (From a phoiogrraph.). Kui. 30iU.—Sppcimeu of Coxa \ara; no clinical bislory. tween true and neuromimetic affections of the hip isat times difficult. In a functional (hysterical) troublethere are a predominance of subjective symptoms of pain,sensitiveness, etc., and an absence or relative insignifi-cance of the ob-jective symptomsof muscular atro-phy, characteris-tic attitude, anddistortion. Thestiffness on motion of thehip is much great-er than would beusual in an earlystage of hip dis-ease, and out ofproportion to theamount of uncon-scious active vol-imtary luotion. It has been sup-posed that an an-esthetic wotild bean aid in the diag-nosis of hystericalcoxalgia, but thisis not the case,and the latter canordinarily be rec-ognized withoutdifficulty. A traumaticseparation of theepiphysis of thefemur at the hipneeds here scarce-ly more than men-tion, it is a rareaccident o c c u r-ring only beforepuberty. Separation of the epiphysis from the diaphysis mayoccur in severe hip disease as well as in
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