... core, and has to be entirely removed before healing can ensue. Inflammations of the periosteum and bones have for long occupied the most prominent place amongst the tertiary symptoms of Syphilis, and they are still some of ...

... and has to be entirely removed be- fore healing can ensue. Inflammations of the periosteum and bones have for long occupied the most promi- nent place amongst the tertiary symptoms of Syphilis, and they are still some of ...

... of left foot, 13 days after onset of symptoms 137 17 March fractures of second and third metatarsal bones of right foot 138 18 Anteroposterior roentgenogram showing healing march fractures of second and third metatarsal bones ...

... d the wound, keeping it clean and the bone in place. The woun I kept on healing and contracting steadily and progressively, without any bad symptoms ensuing, until union took place, first in the ...

... final healing takes place. Sometimes, again, after perfect healing has apparently taken place, the painful symptoms return, a small abscess forms, and a fragment of bone is Fia. 2201.-Schwartze's Bone Chisels and Gouges. ( ...

... be resumed, if there is no tendency to healing, or the discharge at any time take on an unheathy appearance. The latter symptom will be reason to suspect the bone to be involved. This can be ascertained by ...

... be resumed, if there is no tendency to healing, or the discharge at any time takes on an unhealthy appearance; the latter symptom will give reason to suspect the bone to be involved. This can be ascertained by ...

... whole or in part. The union of fractured bones, healing of wounds, etc., illustrate this form of adaptation. Defense.—Many of the symptoms incident to various diseases are nothing but manifestations ...

... Salpingitis, ii. 558 Sapraemia, i. 119 Sarcoma of bone, i. 685 ! Sarcoma of cutis, i. 468 differential diagnosis from carcinoma, i. 441 melanotic, i. 468 Scab, healing under, i. 355 Scalds, i. 479 Scalp surgery, ...

... likely. The interposition of bits of sinus membrane, bone, or arachnoid tissue also tended to prevent or delay healing. Infection of the cranial cavity was always a possibility under the circumstances. Diagnosis was often difficult. Fractures of the frontal sinuses ...