. Annals of surgery. Section of thigh through hip-joint showing method of controlling femoral vessels by forceps-tourniquet. Forceps-tourniquet applied to left femoral vessels. FIGURES ABOUT FRACTURES AND REFRACTURESOF THE PATELLA. BY EDRED M. CORNER, , OF LONDON, Surgeon to Out-patients and the Surgical Isolation Wards; Lecturer on Practical Surgery to St. Thomass Hospital; Surgeon to the Childrens Hospital, Great Ormond Street. These figures were compiled from the hospital annalsfor the purpose of a lecture.^ As no similar figures have beenadduced, it has been thought worthy to
. Annals of surgery. Section of thigh through hip-joint showing method of controlling femoral vessels by forceps-tourniquet. Forceps-tourniquet applied to left femoral vessels. FIGURES ABOUT FRACTURES AND REFRACTURESOF THE PATELLA. BY EDRED M. CORNER, , OF LONDON, Surgeon to Out-patients and the Surgical Isolation Wards; Lecturer on Practical Surgery to St. Thomass Hospital; Surgeon to the Childrens Hospital, Great Ormond Street. These figures were compiled from the hospital annalsfor the purpose of a lecture.^ As no similar figures have beenadduced, it has been thought worthy to place them upon per-manent record. The most important points which they showmay be summarized as follows: 1. Fractures in the lower half of the patella are the mostfrequent, 83 per cent. 2. Triangular shaped patellae are the most common; obliqueshaped patellae come next. 3. Transverse fractures are the most frequent; comminutedfractures come next. 4. Three males fracture their patella to one female. 5. Fractures of the right patella are a little more frequentthan of the left. 6. TwO underwent operation to every one which did no
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