A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . osition it was fixed, and seemed immovable. It was easilyand quickly reduced, however, by making extension from the fingers, while atthe same moment pressure was made by the thumb in the palm of the hand. Itreturned to its place with the usual sensation accompanying a reduction of a•dislocation, and the deformity at once disappeared; a ball of tow was nowplaced in the palm of the hand, and secured there by a roller. On the 13th ofApril he returned to duty, but his hand did not acquire its full strength forsome time longer. CHAPTER XV. DISLOC


A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . osition it was fixed, and seemed immovable. It was easilyand quickly reduced, however, by making extension from the fingers, while atthe same moment pressure was made by the thumb in the palm of the hand. Itreturned to its place with the usual sensation accompanying a reduction of a•dislocation, and the deformity at once disappeared; a ball of tow was nowplaced in the palm of the hand, and secured there by a roller. On the 13th ofApril he returned to duty, but his hand did not acquire its full strength forsome time longer. CHAPTER XV. DISLOCATIONS OF THE FIEST PHALANGES OF THE THUMBAND FINGERS (METACAEPO-PHALANGEAL). (a) Dislocations of the First Phalanx of the Thumb Backward. This bone may be dislocated backward or forward, but more frequentlythe dislocation is backward. I have met with the backward dislocationten times. [According to Farabeuf, the backward dislocation may be incomplete or com-plete. The first is caused by slight dorsal flexion of the phalanx, such as many Fig. 418. Incomplete dislocation of the thunib. (Farabeuf.) persons can voluntarily effect (Figs. 418 and 419); the second requires morecomplete dorsal flexion (Figs. 420 and 421). In the former the ligaments are not Fig 420. Fig. 421.


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