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Notes on the modern treatment of fractures . 23. Fracture with Probable Stripping up of Periosteum. (Mutter Museum.) may be produced, if my experimental and clinical studies arecorrectly interpreted, in three ways: 1. Tearing off of the lower end by a cross-breaking strainexerted through the posterior ligaments during extreme flex-ion, when the force is applied to the back of the hand in frontof the anterior surface of the radius, 2. Crushing of theanterior portion of the bone between the wrist-bones and theshaft, or mutual penetration of the diaphyseal and epiphysealportions. 3. Rupture of th
Notes on the modern treatment of fractures . 23. Fracture with Probable Stripping up of Periosteum. (Mutter Museum.) may be produced, if my experimental and clinical studies arecorrectly interpreted, in three ways: 1. Tearing off of the lower end by a cross-breaking strainexerted through the posterior ligaments during extreme flex-ion, when the force is applied to the back of the hand in frontof the anterior surface of the radius, 2. Crushing of theanterior portion of the bone between the wrist-bones and theshaft, or mutual penetration of the diaphyseal and epiphysealportions. 3. Rupture of the bony tissue of the weakest pointby decomposition of the force to which the limb is is possible that there may be at times a combination ofmore than one method. In a recent case, treated by my colleague, Dr. M. , at the Polyclinic Hospital, the character of which wasproved by an immediate skiagraph taken by Dr. Stern, theboy seemed to have received the blow on the palmar surface RADIAL FRACTURE DISPLACED FORWARDS. 135.
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