The Y Ligament, with Reference to Reduction and to Subse-

Flexion, Extension, Adduction, Abduction, and Rotation

REGULAR DISLOCATIONS

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Signs

Dorsal Dislocation between the Rotator Muscles

Reduction of the Dislocation upon the Dorsum

Dorsal below the Tendon

The Mechanism of its Production, and Cause of its Irre-

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Dislocation below the Anterior Inferior Spine of the Ilium.

Dislocations in which the Outer Branch of the Y Ligament is

Dislocation of the Hip, with Fracture of the Shaft of the

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Fracture in which the Head of the Femur is driven through
the Acetabulum

Asserted Fracture of the Acetabulum, without Crepitus, from

a supposed Impossibility of keeping the Femur in Place
Fracture of other Parts of the Pelvis

ANGULAR EXTENSION

ON DISLOCATION OF THE HIP

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THE MECHANISM OF FRACTURES OF THE

NECK OF THE FEMUR.

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FRACTURE OF THE NECK OF THE FEMUR

Impacted Fracture of the Base of the Neck, with Eversion.

Anatomical Structure of the Neck of the Femur

Rotation

Shortening

True Neck.

Remarks

Impacted Fracture of the Base of the Neck, with Inversion

Impacted Fracture of the Neck of the Femur near the Head

Comminuted Fracture of the Trochanters without Impaction

Fracture of the Neck of the Femur resulting in False Joint

Crack in the Neck of the Femur

THE TRUE NECK OF THE FEMUR: ITS STRUCTURE AND PATHOL

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Impacted Fracture of the whole Base of the Cervix, with Inver-

sion

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Unimpacted Fractures

Fracture of the Small Part of the Cervix of the Femur

Comminuted Fracture of the Trochanters and Shaft

Treatment

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FRACTURE OF THE NECK OF THE THIGH BONE

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LITHOLAPAXY.

LITHOLAPAXY; OR LITHOTRITY WITH IMMEDIATE EVACUATION

AN IMPROVED EVACUATOR

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PART I.

DISLOCATION AND FRACTURE OF

THE HIP.