 | 1855 - 918 páginas
...already described it be caused to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer in many cases, but it failed us so completely from the first that we...rocking motion, and it has been uniformly in the act of bringing down the limb that the reduction has been accomplished." "By the rocking movement already... | |
 | 1855 - 450 páginas
...already described it be caused to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer in many cases, but it failed us so completely from the first that we...the straight position in a state of abduction, still Jcccping up the rocldng motion, and it has been uniformly in the act of bringing down the limb that... | |
 | 1855 - 852 páginas
...already described, it be caused to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer in many cases, but it failed us so completely from the first, that we...bringing down of the thigh to the straight position in a slate of abduction, still keeping up the rocking motion, and it has been uniformly in the act of thus... | |
 | 1855 - 496 páginas
...to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer N. 8. — VOL. XIV., NO. I. 4 in many cases, but it failed us so completely from the first, that we...the limb, that the reduction has been accomplished. On looking at the parts in the dead subject, it will be seen that this movement of the limb, when the... | |
 | 1855 - 780 páginas
...already described, it be caused to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer in many cases, but it failed us so completely from the first, that we...it has been uniformly in the act of thus bringing clown the limb, that the reduction has been accomplished. On looking at the parts in the dead subject,... | |
 | 1853 - 792 páginas
...already described, it be caused to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer in many cases, but it failed us so completely from the first, that we...position in a state of abduction, still keeping up the rocky motion, and it has been uniformly in the act of thus bringing down the limb, that the reduction... | |
 | 1855 - 782 páginas
...well, and will probably answer in many cases, bnt it failed so completely from the first, that we wtre led to add the bringing down of the thigh to the straight...the rocking motion, and it has been uniformly in the *ct of thus bringing down the limb, that the reduction bus been accomplished." The continuance of the... | |
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He recommends, when the head is brought by abduction close to the lower edge of the acetabulum, that, by the rocking movement already described, it be caused to slip in. This is well, and will probably answer in many cases, but it failed us so completely... 