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It was six months before the foot was really strong again. After three years had elapsed we found the posterior part of the os calcis thickened and projecting backwards abnormally. Ever- sion and inversion of the foot were limited, but the patient walked very well.
Case 3. — Ernest K., aet. 44, fell five feet, coming down heavily on to the right heel. The body of the os calcis was fractured. Three years later the foot was " fairly strong but very painful at times.'' Case 4. — Christopher B., ae...t. 56, fell seven feet on to his left heel. The fracture lay behind the articular surface for the astragalus, crepitus being obtained. When seen fourteen months later there was flat-foot on both sides, some bony thickening below the left external malleolus. No difference could be noticed in his walk.
Case 5. — Patrick R., fell twelve feet. The fracture passed upwards from the tuberosities to the middle of the articular surface for the astragalus.
Case 6. — James H., aet. 59, fell on to his right heel a dis- tance of eight feet.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was six months before the foot was really strong again. After three years had elapsed we found the posterior part of the os calcis thickened and projecting backwards abnormally. Ever- sion and inversion of the foot were limited, but the patient walked very well.
Case 3. — Ernest K., aet. 44, fell five feet, coming down heavily on to the right heel. The body of the os calcis was fractured. Three years later the foot was " fairly strong but very painful at times.'' Case 4. — Christopher B., ae...t. 56, fell seven feet on to his left heel. The fracture lay behind the articular surface for the astragalus, crepitus being obtained. When seen fourteen months later there was flat-foot on both sides, some bony thickening below the left external malleolus. No difference could be noticed in his walk.
Case 5. — Patrick R., fell twelve feet. The fracture passed upwards from the tuberosities to the middle of the articular surface for the astragalus.
Case 6. — James H., aet. 59, fell on to his right heel a dis- tance of eight feet.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clinical Society of London to read onlineMoreLess
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