Orthopaedic Surgery of Injuries volume 2
Orthopaedic Surgery of Injuries volume 2
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This is often much more easy to manage than thick metal, which can only be shaped in a workshop.
Plaster Spica for Thigh and Pelvis. This plaster splint, intended to fix the upper end of femur and hip-joint generally in abduction, is used first in diseased conditions of the joint, and second as an ambulatory plaster for fractures of the upper end of the femur.
To apply this spica properly a pelvic rest is necessary, as shown in the illustration. The upright post is placed against the tuber isch...ii. The support for the head and shoulders may be improvised, but the pelvic rest is an essential for which there is no substitute. There are special tables for plaster work containing this and other conveniences, but this is the only essential for which no effective substitute can be found in a hurry.
The last special plaster splint illustrated is one by which the body- weight is used to stretch scars in the calf. Several other surgeons have adopted this device and have reported favourably of its success.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is often much more easy to manage than thick metal, which can only be shaped in a workshop.
Plaster Spica for Thigh and Pelvis. This plaster splint, intended to fix the upper end of femur and hip-joint generally in abduction, is used first in diseased conditions of the joint, and second as an ambulatory plaster for fractures of the upper end of the femur.
To apply this spica properly a pelvic rest is necessary, as shown in the illustration. The upright post is placed against the tuber isch...ii. The support for the head and shoulders may be improvised, but the pelvic rest is an essential for which there is no substitute. There are special tables for plaster work containing this and other conveniences, but this is the only essential for which no effective substitute can be found in a hurry.
The last special plaster splint illustrated is one by which the body- weight is used to stretch scars in the calf. Several other surgeons have adopted this device and have reported favourably of its success.
What to read after Orthopaedic Surgery of Injuries volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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