The Treatment of Fractures
The Treatment of Fractures
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Sharp pain is present on violent extension or extreme flexion of the leg, and the patient usually consults the surgeon because of this pain, the annoying weakness, and the continued localized swell- ing or tenderness.
'* The condition presents no complete loss of function, but a severe handicap to the active, athletic life which this class of patients wish to lead.*' Complete or partial immobilization of the knee-joint upon the injured side for a longer or shorter time will ordinarily suffice t...o effect a cure of the diflSculty. If protective methods fail after fair trial, operative pegging or removal of the fragments is to be considered.
Patella.
Fig. 744."-Casc : Fresh fracture of the leg (both bones). Characteristic deformity. Note normal position of patella, with the foot lying on its outer side. Prominence of upper frag- ment. Compare this with figure 557 of a fracture of the thigh in which the patella does not look upward.
Examination of a Fractured Leg. — It is sometimes extremely difficult to detect a fracture of the leg.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sharp pain is present on violent extension or extreme flexion of the leg, and the patient usually consults the surgeon because of this pain, the annoying weakness, and the continued localized swell- ing or tenderness.
'* The condition presents no complete loss of function, but a severe handicap to the active, athletic life which this class of patients wish to lead.*' Complete or partial immobilization of the knee-joint upon the injured side for a longer or shorter time will ordinarily suffice t...o effect a cure of the diflSculty. If protective methods fail after fair trial, operative pegging or removal of the fragments is to be considered.
Patella.
Fig. 744."-Casc : Fresh fracture of the leg (both bones). Characteristic deformity. Note normal position of patella, with the foot lying on its outer side. Prominence of upper frag- ment. Compare this with figure 557 of a fracture of the thigh in which the patella does not look upward.
Examination of a Fractured Leg. — It is sometimes extremely difficult to detect a fracture of the leg.
What to read after The Treatment of Fractures?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Locke Scudder to read onlineMoreLess
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