. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . Longitudinal and oblique fracture. Impacted extra-capsular fracture of neck of femur. A Serrated fracture is one in which the opposite surfaces denti-culate, the elevations upon one fragment being reflected by corres-ponding depressions upon the other. Impacted fractures are driven into each other, the lamellatedstructure of one fragment penetrating the cancellous structure of theother. The French writers also occasionally speak of fractures en rave, orradish-like, and of fractures en bee de flute, the latter being so calledfrom a supposed
. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . Longitudinal and oblique fracture. Impacted extra-capsular fracture of neck of femur. A Serrated fracture is one in which the opposite surfaces denti-culate, the elevations upon one fragment being reflected by corres-ponding depressions upon the other. Impacted fractures are driven into each other, the lamellatedstructure of one fragment penetrating the cancellous structure of theother. The French writers also occasionally speak of fractures en rave, orradish-like, and of fractures en bee de flute, the latter being so calledfrom a supposed resemblance to the mouth-piece of a clarionet; butwe scarcely see the necessity of multiplying the divisions and encum-bering our nomenclature by these fancied resemblances. For alluseful purposes, the divisions above given are sufficient. Epiphyseal separations we do not hesitate to class with fractures,and to submit them to the same rules of nomenclature GENERAL ETIOLOGY OF FRACTURES. 37 CHAPTER II. GENERAL ETIOLOGY OF FRACTURES. The causes of fra
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