The treatment of fractures with notes upon a few common dislocations /by / Charles Locke Scudder.

  • Charles Locke Scudder
Date:
1903
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    Skull, concussion and contusion of brain, 17 diagnosis, 34 examination of patient, .^2 general condition, 33 local condition, 33 extradural hemorrhage, 19 fracture of base, 26 of vault, 26 general observations, 34 laceration of brain, 18 later results of fracture, 39 nature of fracture, 23 operative interference, 37, 40 prognosis, 39 subarachnoid serous exudation, 23 treatment, 35 ear, 36 mouth, 37 nose, 36 scalp, 36 unconsciousness resulting from other than surgical causes, 31 Sling for CoUes' fracture, 251, 254 for fractured clavicle, 123 elbow, 189 humerus, 149, 160, 161, 162 radius and ulna, 218 Smith anterior wire splint, 383 Spinal cord, anatomy, 73 lesions of, 73, 82, 86, 93 how to localize, 74 operative treatment, 85, 86, 87, 90 prognosis, 86 transverse and partial, 82 how to distinguish, 82 Spine, injury to, examination, 76 •Splints for Colles' fracture, 250 for fracture of astragalus, 409 of carpus, 258 of elbow, 182 internal right-angle, 191 right-angle internal angular, 182 of femur, shaft of, emergency, 297 of humerus, coaptation, 146, 159, 162 internal angular, 161 plaster-of-Paris, 162 of jaw, buckle and strap, 71 chin-piece, 68, 71 dental, 58, 59, 63, 65, 68, 71 making of, 68 silver wire, 64 of leg, light plaster, 390 pillow and side, 374 plaster-of-Paris, 369, 374, 380, 383, 389 posterior wire and side, 375, 376, 383, 389 vSplints for fracture of leg, .Smitli an- terior wire, 3X3 of nietacar])al Ijoncs, 263 (jf metatarsal bones, 417 of nasal bones, 51 Cobb's, 51 Coolidgc's, 52 tin, 51 of olecranon, 226 internal rigJTt-angle, 226 long internal, 227 of OS calcis, 412 of patella, 344 in open fracture, 350 of plialanges, of foot, 417 of hand, 267 of radius and ulna, 211 after-care of wooden and tin splints, 216 in greenstick fractures, 221 internal right-angle (of tin^ 215, 217 palmar and dorsal (of wood), 213, 217 method of application, 215 plaster-of-Paris, 211 after-care, 211 precautions in using, 211 for Pott's fracture: Dupuytren, 399, 400 lateral and posterior plaster-of- Paris (Stimson's splint), 404 posterior wire, with curved foot- piece, 402 Sponge compresses, 342 Sprain of wrist, 240 Sternum, 101 complications, 102 ^diagnosis, 102 treatment, 102 operative, 103 Stimson, quoted: reduction of dislo- cations, 511 Stimson's splint, 404, 406, 407 Subarachnoid serous exudation, 23 indications for operation, 23 Subluxation of head of radius, 175, 201 Surgical neck of humerus, 145, 152 after-treatment of operated cases, 152 fracture, with dislocation of upper fragment, 152 oblique fracture with great displacement, 151 treatment, 152 Suturing fracture of clavicle, 123, 124 of humerus, shaft of, 162 of jaw, 60, 72 of leg, 385, 389 of radius and ulna, 220