. Living anatomy and pathology; . f os calcis, 214, 215 of spine, 127 Ulna, deformity of, 78 development of, 28 fracture of, 162 impacted fracture of, 161 necrosis of, 211 syphilis of, 200Unciform, development of, 28Upper extremities, deformities of, 77 legs, infant ten days, 40 normal child ten years, 45Urethra, stone in, 143 Valgus of foot, 89Vertebrae, epiphyses of, 179Vierordt, rhachitis, 106Villous arthritis, 167Virchow, rhachitis, 106 Wolffs law, 110, 111Wrist, anomaly of, 150 atrophy of, 155 chronic atrophic, 197 epiphysis of, 177 poliomyelitis of, 155 Ziegler, osteomalacia, 96 rhachiti
. Living anatomy and pathology; . f os calcis, 214, 215 of spine, 127 Ulna, deformity of, 78 development of, 28 fracture of, 162 impacted fracture of, 161 necrosis of, 211 syphilis of, 200Unciform, development of, 28Upper extremities, deformities of, 77 legs, infant ten days, 40 normal child ten years, 45Urethra, stone in, 143 Valgus of foot, 89Vertebrae, epiphyses of, 179Vierordt, rhachitis, 106Villous arthritis, 167Virchow, rhachitis, 106 Wolffs law, 110, 111Wrist, anomaly of, 150 atrophy of, 155 chronic atrophic, 197 epiphysis of, 177 poliomyelitis of, 155 Ziegler, osteomalacia, 96 rhachitis, 106Zone of proliferation, description of, 27 15 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 0 022 216 314 6 ■ ■ EH. PHILADELPHIA &? LONDON J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY Copyright, 1910By J. B. LiPPiNGOTT Company Printed by J. /?. Lippincott CompanyThe Washington Square Iress, Philadelphia, <&CU<:^ TOWILLIAM OSLER, , REGIUS PROFESSOR OF MEDICINE, OXFORD UNIVERSITY IN RECOGNITION OF THE AID WHICH HE HAS GIVEN TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUBJECT OF PEDIATRICS PREFACE The Roentgen ray has been largely used as an aid to diagnosisin both early and later life. Its mechanism has been fully explainedin various books, but a systematic exposition of the practical resultsof the Roentgen method of examination has not yet appeared. The purpose of this book is to deal as little as possible with thequestions of apparatus and technic and to devote the entire space tothe actual clinical teaching of the subject. This teaching is accomplished by means of illustrative plates,by legends corresponding to them, and by a text explanatory ofwhat can really be seen in health and in disease in early llivinganatomypa00rotc
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