Clinical surgeryExtracts from the reports of surgical practice between the years 1860-1876Translated from the original, and edited, with annotations, by CTDent . se of contracted palmar Cases of subclavian aneurism ; Compression ; Er-gotin injections. Traumatic aneurisms of radial artery /Ligature of brachial; Antylluss operation. Case of clonicspasm of muscles of shoulder. Case of neuralgia. SimpleTumours—Enlarged deltoid bursa; Atheroma of finger ; Caver- 374 CONTRACTED CICATRIX. nous lymphangioma ; Enchondroma ; Cicatricial fibroma of palmof hand ; Neii^ro-fihroma of th
Clinical surgeryExtracts from the reports of surgical practice between the years 1860-1876Translated from the original, and edited, with annotations, by CTDent . se of contracted palmar Cases of subclavian aneurism ; Compression ; Er-gotin injections. Traumatic aneurisms of radial artery /Ligature of brachial; Antylluss operation. Case of clonicspasm of muscles of shoulder. Case of neuralgia. SimpleTumours—Enlarged deltoid bursa; Atheroma of finger ; Caver- 374 CONTRACTED CICATRIX. nous lymphangioma ; Enchondroma ; Cicatricial fibroma of palmof hand ; Neii^ro-fihroma of the musculo-spiral nerve ; Tumours—Sarcoma {small-celled) of deltoid ; Alve-olar sarcoma of humerus ; Sarcoma of hand ; Lymphosarcomatreated by injection of albuminate of mercury ; Granulationsarcoma ; Spindle-celled sarcoma ; Osteosarcoma of clavicle—Hemoval; Osteosarcoma of humerus; Central osteosarcomaof ulna ; Epithelial carcinoma originating in the wound of anisstie. Contracted cicatrix after burn. Fio 18.—(a) Defoemitt of Hand the besult of Conteacted Cicatbix ;(&) The same aftee Resection of a poetion of the Radixts. a h. MALFORMATIONS. SYNDAOTYLIA. 375 Kaspar L—, set. 17, was severely burned about tbe rigbt wrist when twoyeare of age; the wound, whicb. was deep and extensive, took two montbs tocicatrise. As tbe contraction of tbe cicatrix was strongest on tbe dorsum ofthe wrist-joint tbe band became strongly abducted and bent over to tbeulnar side. (Sec Fig. 18 a.) The patient, whose health was good, wasseriously inconvenienced in bis work through this deformity, so that it becamehighly important to correct it if possible. It appeared that the ulna, pressedupon by tbe cicatrix, had not kept pace in growth with tbe radius ; tbe latterbone was markedly curved; flexion and extension at tbe wrist-joint werenormal; adduction and abduction somewhat interfered with, while scarcelyany pro- and supination was permitted. Tbe deformed position of tbe band
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