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... Studies in the treatment of fractures near the elbow. 5 pp. 12°. New York, A. R. Elliott ... The same. Malformations, injuries, and diseases of the elbow and forearm. In: Syst. Pract. Surg. (Bergmann [et ...

... for fracture of the leg, forearm, upper arm, elbow, finger, and collarbone. FRACTURES--PART II (BW-snd- ... the removal of moles, excision of xanthoma of elbow, sebaceous and Bartholin cysts and cervical polyps, and ...

... Chic, 1922, 35: 72-6—Fru- hinsholz, A. Syndrome surrenal mortel a type ... to women on the prevention of venereal disease; by a woman. 24 p. ...

... in the treatment of fract- ures at the elbow-joiut. 9 pp. ris New York, 1891. Repr. ... Inflammation of, Acute, etc.); Eczema (Causes, etc., of); Elbow-joint (Diseases of); Eye (Diseases of, Rheumatic, etc.); ...

... follows ;— Below knee a1 Above knee 15 Below elbow 1 Above elbow 6 It was possible to treat 31 of ... If burns are particularly extensive or deep, the elbow is also included in the plaster with plenty ...

... ayw, 'I lead.' The fore arm from the elbow to the fingers. Also, the palm of the ... artery which comes off a little above the elbow, and bestows branches to the hrachialis internus, to ...

... nyw, 'I lead.' The fore arm from the elbow to the fingers. Also, the palm of the ... artery, which comes off a little above the elbow, and bestows branches to the brachialis internus, to ...

... is placed on the opposite scapula and the elbow raised above the level of the shoulder. Once ... injected into one of the veins at the elbow and may be given by a syringe Avith ...

... is placed on the opposite scapula and the elbow raised above the level of the shoulder. Once ... sweats, pains in the hips, knees, ankles, and elbows, and often in one or both testicles. Again, ...

... that if a pen were fastened to the elbow it would execute exactly all the movements of ... usage forbids them. The tendency, for instance, for elbows to be put on the table, especially toward ...