. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Epiphysealline Fig. 192.—Lateral view of knee-joint, showing prolongation of tibial epiphysis on anterior tibia. Age, 14 years. from separate centres of ossification, but these are 230 RADIOGRAPHY less frequently seen in radiographs than is the larger epiphysis (see PlateXXIV. a).. Lines ofiracture Fig. 193.— view of kuee-joint showingepiphyses. Plate on posterior aspect of joint. Fir,. 194.—Fracture of tibia an Jtibiila. Practically no dis-l)lacement. The appearancesof the epiphyses at both endsof the bones indi
. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Epiphysealline Fig. 192.—Lateral view of knee-joint, showing prolongation of tibial epiphysis on anterior tibia. Age, 14 years. from separate centres of ossification, but these are 230 RADIOGRAPHY less frequently seen in radiographs than is the larger epiphysis (see PlateXXIV. a).. Lines ofiracture Fig. 193.— view of kuee-joint showingepiphyses. Plate on posterior aspect of joint. Fir,. 194.—Fracture of tibia an Jtibiila. Practically no dis-l)lacement. The appearancesof the epiphyses at both endsof the bones indicate the ageof the patient to be about 3years. The fibula has a towards the tibia. Symp,g,s„ The Wrist-joint.—The epiphysis of the lower end of the radius is seen in an antero-pos-terior view of the jointas a wedge - shapedshadow, and is thickeron the outer than onthe inner side of thewrist. The epiphysealline, though irregularand wavy, is neverrough and jagged as ina fracture. This epi-physis has a greatshare in the increasein length of the epiphysis of thelower end of the ulnais seen at a higher levelthan that of the radiusand shows the promin-ence of the styloid pro-cess on its inner side.
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