The anatomical record . perated side on operated cv%. cm. On unoperated side 0 57 On unoperatcd side T.\BLE 3 or COUPACTA CANAL mm. mm. mm. mm. Humerus fUnopcriited leg \Operated !eg + =431 3 -1- = 5 2 2 8 llna rUnoperated leg \Operatcd leg. + = 100 0 Radius f Inoperated leg \Operated leg 1 25+ 1 75 = 4 + 1 25 = 1 65 2 Thus the radius and humerus on the unused side have diametersslightly gi-eater than half- the ulna a diameter less than half—the diameters of the coiTes])onding bones in the used
The anatomical record . perated side on operated cv%. cm. On unoperated side 0 57 On unoperatcd side T.\BLE 3 or COUPACTA CANAL mm. mm. mm. mm. Humerus fUnopcriited leg \Operated !eg + =431 3 -1- = 5 2 2 8 llna rUnoperated leg \Operatcd leg. + = 100 0 Radius f Inoperated leg \Operated leg 1 25+ 1 75 = 4 + 1 25 = 1 65 2 Thus the radius and humerus on the unused side have diametersslightly gi-eater than half- the ulna a diameter less than half—the diameters of the coiTes])onding bones in the used leg. In order to study the thickness and the strength and arrange-ment of the trabeculae, the bones were split longitudinallythrough corresiKinding ]>arfs. In the radii and ulnae the cutswere made througli the line of narrowest diameter. .Measure-ments of thickness, taken at corresponding points at the middleof the bone, are, for the two thicknesses, shown in the cutsurface. coxTKoi, or honm; cuowtii iv nons ). I iiiul .i rii(it(i);ru|>li« of llic Imhics of the two logs after deatli. ApproM-iiuitcly natural size. J4() J. A. Tlnis tlic (hicknessos of the lionos on tlic operated side arefound to l)e less than those on the nnoperated side l)y M), 40and ) per rent for tlie luinieriis. iihia and raihus respectively,whiU the size of the nunhillary canal shows a still greater differ-ence—being practically obliterated for a considerable jjortionof the unused ulna, and, in the unused radius, less than one-thirdas wide as in the used radius. The difference in thickness conies out conspicuously In thescapulae. The unused scapula is much more delicate than theused scapula, and, as shown in the photograi)h. has on theoperated side an area in each of the supra- and infraspinatusfossae, which is covered only by a membrane, bone being entirelyabsent. The trabeculae, particularly in ilic humerus, show interestingdifferences (fig. G). In the bones of the used
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