. Diseases of children. Fig. 118.—Internal angular splint(Da Costa).. Fig. 119.—Anterior angular splint(Da Costa). Fig. 120.—Shovilder-cap (Da Costa). and upper portion of the bones of the forearm; and theBond spHnt for fracture of the lower portion of thebones of the forearm. FRACTURE-BOX This is a special box used for fractures of the lowerportion of the leg. It is so constructed that the sides aremovable and the foot-piece perforated. THERAPEUTICS 465 A pillow is placed upon the bottom of the box, whilethe sides are down, upon which is rested the fracturedleg in such a manner that the foot
. Diseases of children. Fig. 118.—Internal angular splint(Da Costa).. Fig. 119.—Anterior angular splint(Da Costa). Fig. 120.—Shovilder-cap (Da Costa). and upper portion of the bones of the forearm; and theBond spHnt for fracture of the lower portion of thebones of the forearm. FRACTURE-BOX This is a special box used for fractures of the lowerportion of the leg. It is so constructed that the sides aremovable and the foot-piece perforated. THERAPEUTICS 465 A pillow is placed upon the bottom of the box, whilethe sides are down, upon which is rested the fracturedleg in such a manner that the foot is held firmly at a rightangle against the foot-piece of the box, being secured inthis position by a strip of bandage through the wad of cotton should be placed beneath the heel andsole of the foot. The sides of the box are then turned
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