A System of Treatment volume 1
A System of Treatment volume 1
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Complications are very unusual. Injury to the adjacent large vessels has been recorded, and subclavian aneurysm has occasionally followed a fracture of the clavicle. Several cases have also been recorded where the brachial plexus was either injured at the time or subsequently involved in the callus.
A compound fracture of the clavicle is very rare.
Immediately after the injury the forearm may be supported in a sling until the patient reaches either his home or a hospital.
The shoulder is displa...ced downwards, forwards and inwards. This deformity must be corrected by manipulation, which is con- veniently carried out in the following manner : The surgeon, standing behind the patient, places one hand in the axilla and with the other grasps the elbow. The shoulder is then drawn outwards, backwards, and at the same time is pushed upwards. Occasionally reduction may be brought about by drawing both shoulders backwards, the surgeon's knee being applied as a support between the patient's scapulae.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Complications are very unusual. Injury to the adjacent large vessels has been recorded, and subclavian aneurysm has occasionally followed a fracture of the clavicle. Several cases have also been recorded where the brachial plexus was either injured at the time or subsequently involved in the callus.
A compound fracture of the clavicle is very rare.
Immediately after the injury the forearm may be supported in a sling until the patient reaches either his home or a hospital.
The shoulder is displa...ced downwards, forwards and inwards. This deformity must be corrected by manipulation, which is con- veniently carried out in the following manner : The surgeon, standing behind the patient, places one hand in the axilla and with the other grasps the elbow. The shoulder is then drawn outwards, backwards, and at the same time is pushed upwards. Occasionally reduction may be brought about by drawing both shoulders backwards, the surgeon's knee being applied as a support between the patient's scapulae.
What to read after A System of Treatment volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Latham to read onlineMoreLess
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