... retarded. The same rule obtains also in the healing of bones. Bony matter is supplied from the blood; and ... found sometimes great difficulty in obtaining a sound healing from a broken bone, for the reason that the alcohol, by diffusing ...

... I. [The effect of procaine block on the healing of bone fractures; on the role of the neural factor ... 113-9. & Stock, O. M. Studies on fracture healing; phos- phatase activity after bone injury in rats. Ibid., 123-5.— Yamada, S. Sensyo ...

... of fixation only. The deformity is slight; the healing is by bone callus, and the chance of later trouble is ... fine fragments, leaving an unfilled gap between the bone-fragments after re- duction, a gap which can not be kept open until healing is complete by any practicable form of splints. ( ...

... regression of cancer followed by spontaneous replacement of bone and healing of fractures. Gross and microscopic specimens. (b) Simple ... nearly always gradual absorption and replacement by new bone. Microscropic ... 65, 66). Healing of fracture.—Blood clot soon organized by fibroblasts ...

... being quite as adverse to the process of healing in bone, as it is in a wound or ulcer ...

... have assumed Fig. 76.-Early stage in the healing of fractured bone, showing periosteal new-bone forma- tion, together with ... become changed into osteoid tissue, and -when, in healing, this becomes bone, the rest remains as a cartilage island enclosed ...

... debili- tated by intemperance, is favourable for the healing of broken bones. Drunkards often become delirious and die, in consequence ... many other circumstances, will no doubt affect the healing of broken bones. The reunion of fractured bones is effected nearly ...

... debili- tated by intemperance, is favourable for the healing of broken bones. Drunkards often become delirious and die, in consequence ... many other circumstances, will no doubt affect the healing of broken bones. The reunion of fractured bones is effected nearly ...

... caseous degenerated masses of chole- steatoma, hinder the healing of the bone disease. The lining mem- brane of the meatus, ... cortex and in the external meatus. After the healing of such bone processes, I have seen in several cases a ...

... with lint, so as to induce contraction and healing by granulation. Hydatids occurring in bone would closely simulate the simple cystic forma- tions ... et seq. spinal affections, 645, 662, 663 Scabbing, healing by, 143 Scalds. See ... 96 Scaphoid bone, dislocation of, 302 Scapula, dislocation of, 284 excision ...