. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations. Dislocation of the neck by flexion;median section. Bilateral dislocation by flexion; fourth cervicalvertebra; from behind. (Malgaigne.) front of that of the underlying one. In short, the movement is one ofrotation and abduction about the opposite articular surface as a centre,and by it the vertebral canal is but slightly narrowed, and but little orno violence is done to the cord. The segment of the column above thedislocation is abducted, and forms with the lower part an angle or curve,the convexity of which is on the dislocated side. The n
. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations. Dislocation of the neck by flexion;median section. Bilateral dislocation by flexion; fourth cervicalvertebra; from behind. (Malgaigne.) front of that of the underlying one. In short, the movement is one ofrotation and abduction about the opposite articular surface as a centre,and by it the vertebral canal is but slightly narrowed, and but little orno violence is done to the cord. The segment of the column above thedislocation is abducted, and forms with the lower part an angle or curve,the convexity of which is on the dislocated side. The normal motion in the articulations of this region is one of rota-tion and abduction. The dislocation is produced by carrying the move-ment beyond its normal limits, by any force which over-abducts orover-rotates the upper part of the column. This force may be anexternal one, or one developed by the muscles attached to the these dislocations by muscular action Volker^ collected fourteenmore or less certain cases, and made them the basis of a c
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