. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . HeadAppears ^ \Unites withJoins ^^^Wt-V body aboutBody ^ B puberty, at le-^y Fig. 201.—Diagram showing epi-physes of the bones forming Fig. 202.—Elbow-joint, view, .showingepiphyses. Age 1-1. The Shoulder-joint.—The upper epiphysis of the humerus is foundas a dome-shaped mass, which appears to rest on the top of the shaft. It 234 KADIOGRAPHY Olecranon Huinenis Shaft ofUlna is composed of the centres for the head and for the greater and lesser tuber-osities, which unite to form the epiphysis. The epiphyseal line lies a li
. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . HeadAppears ^ \Unites withJoins ^^^Wt-V body aboutBody ^ B puberty, at le-^y Fig. 201.—Diagram showing epi-physes of the bones forming Fig. 202.—Elbow-joint, view, .showingepiphyses. Age 1-1. The Shoulder-joint.—The upper epiphysis of the humerus is foundas a dome-shaped mass, which appears to rest on the top of the shaft. It 234 KADIOGRAPHY Olecranon Huinenis Shaft ofUlna is composed of the centres for the head and for the greater and lesser tuber-osities, which unite to form the epiphysis. The epiphyseal line lies a littleway above the surgical neck, and is not horizontal, but is higher in the middle of the shaft thanat the outer and innersides. The increase inlength of the humerustakes place principally atthis epiphysis, and henceits great importance. Certain anatomicalfacts are worthy of notewhen we are consideringinflammatory conditionsand injuries of the bonesin the neighbourhood ofjoints, more especially inchildren and youngadults. It is importantto keep in mind the chiefcentres of ossification andthe periods at which the epiphyses join the diaphyses in the joints mosthable to injury ; bu
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