 | Stephen Smith - 1887 - 948 páginas
...at about a right angle, and then to rotate in 1 II. J. Bigelow. the directions indicated (Fig. 132). This rule applies to all dislocations except the pubic, and even to that when secondary from below the Kg. 132. KcdnctloB by manipulation. — 1. In dislocation into the foramen oral«. 2. In ilio-sclatic... | |
 | Frank Hastings Hamilton - 1891 - 878 páginas
...flexing the thigh at about a right angle, and then to lift or jerk it forcibly into its place. The rule applies to all dislocations except the pubic,...even to that when secondary from below the socket. The reduction by the lifting method is usually instantaneous, and flexion is at the basis of its success.... | |
 | George Tiemann & Co - 1989 - 938 páginas
...relaxation, and place him recumbent on the floor. The best general rule for reducing a recent dislocation is to get the head of the femur directly below the...even to that when secondary from below the socket ; the reduction by the lifting method is usually instantaneous, and flexion is the basis of its success.... | |
 | William Braithwaite, James Braithwaite, Edmond Fauriel Trevelyan - 1879 - 594 páginas
...22, p. 916.) DISLOCATION OF THE HIP. — As preliminary to reduction, the patient should be etherised to relaxation, and, in order to give the surgeon control...even to that when secondary from below the socket. If, after one or two trials, it should appear that the hip cannot be jerked into place, let the rent... | |
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The best general rule for reducing a recent dislocation is to get the head of the femur directly below the socket by flexing the thigh at about a right angle, and then to lift or jerk it forcibly up into its place. This rule applies to all dislocations... 