. Transactions of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia . Fig. 4.—Method of replacing the head of the femur. In using it, one end of the plate is hooked under the edge of theacetabulum, while the other end rests on top of the femoral depressing the lever the head slides along the shallow groove of 130 DAVIS: IRREDUCIBLE CONGENITAL LUXATIONS OF HIP the plate into the acetabulum (Fig. 4). A. Codivilla, of Bologna,used a straight lever for this In order to dilate and stretch the capsule and adjacent fibrousstructures, the uterine dilator of Prvor (Fig. 4) has been found ofse
. Transactions of the College of Physicians of Philadelphia . Fig. 4.—Method of replacing the head of the femur. In using it, one end of the plate is hooked under the edge of theacetabulum, while the other end rests on top of the femoral depressing the lever the head slides along the shallow groove of 130 DAVIS: IRREDUCIBLE CONGENITAL LUXATIONS OF HIP the plate into the acetabulum (Fig. 4). A. Codivilla, of Bologna,used a straight lever for this In order to dilate and stretch the capsule and adjacent fibrousstructures, the uterine dilator of Prvor (Fig. 4) has been found ofservice. It is very strongly constructed. The incision used passes almost directly downward from the ante-rior superior spine of the ilium; this is between the anterior orinner edge of the tensor fascia1 femoris and sartorius muscles. Weprefer this to the incision of Lorenz, which followed the posterioredge of the tensor fasciae femoris and to that of Holla, who made. Fi knowthat Dr. Ridlon, of (hieago, saw tlie second ease I >r. I avis
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