A textbook of obstetrics . Fig. 323.—Transverse fracture of the sacrum with spondylolisthetic deformity (Neugebauer).. Fig. 324. — Fracture of the right ala of tin- sacrum (Fritsch). traordinary case of bilateral fracture of the pubic rami in whichthere was union with callous formation on one side and an ununited jahresberichl liber d. Fortschr. a. d. Gebiete der Geburtsh., etc., vol. iv,p. [88. ANOMALIES IN THE FORCES OF LABOR. 459 fracture on the other, the fragments moving on each other two or three centimeters when the woman walked. Caries and Necrosis.—The only effect of these diseases of
A textbook of obstetrics . Fig. 323.—Transverse fracture of the sacrum with spondylolisthetic deformity (Neugebauer).. Fig. 324. — Fracture of the right ala of tin- sacrum (Fritsch). traordinary case of bilateral fracture of the pubic rami in whichthere was union with callous formation on one side and an ununited jahresberichl liber d. Fortschr. a. d. Gebiete der Geburtsh., etc., vol. iv,p. [88. ANOMALIES IN THE FORCES OF LABOR. 459 fracture on the other, the fragments moving on each other two or three centimeters when the woman walked. Caries and Necrosis.—The only effect of these diseases of thepelvic bones is the production, in rare cases of tuberculosis of asacro-iliac joint, of an oblique contraction of the pelvis. Whenthe sacro-iliac joint is affected, the ultimate result is the same asthat produced by imperfect development of the sacral alae in atrue Naegele pelvis. There is loss of tissue, ankylosis of thejoint, and an arrest of development in the affected part if thedisease occurs in early childhood. Ankylosis and Relaxation of the Pelvic Joints.—Synostosismay develop in any of the pelv
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