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Identifier: practicalt00stim (find matches)
Title: A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Stimson, Lewis Atterbury, 1844-1917
Subjects: Fractures Dislocations
Publisher: New York, Philadelphia, Lea & Febiger
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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the jaw well for-ward and wiring the teeth together, so as to maintain the position. Fracture of the coronoid process is no»t open to any treatment exceptimmobilization. Fractures of the alveolar border are best treated, like fractures ofthe body, by immobilization after careful reduction of the displace-ment, and it is advisable not to make haste to remove loose or semi-detached teeth. They may become firmly adherent again, or, if thisshould fail, they may be removed subsequently without having causedany serious trouble or delay. Delayed union and pseudarthrosis are to be treated by the removalof the cause, if any definite local one exist, or by operative interference,freshening of the surfaces of fracture, and Aviring of the fragments. When a gap has V)een created by loss of bone, every effort should bemade to keep the fragments in proper position, for it will usually bemaintained spontaneously after the lapse of two or three weeks. * Knapp: Medical News, February 27, 1904. PLATE V
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Fracture of the Hvoid Bone. 11 CHAPTEE XIII. FRACTURES OF THE HYOID BONE. This comparatively rare lesion has received the attention of writersonly within the present century. Malgaigne collected 8 cases, Hamil-ton added 2, and Gibb 3; in 1864 Gurlt collected 27 cases, 21 beingof the bone alone, while in 6 there was associated fracture of the thy-roid or cricoid cartilage or of the trachea. I have seen 3 of thegreater cornu and 2 others were received at the Hudson Street Hospitalin 1902 and 1903, which I did not see. In 3 of Malgaignes cases andin 5 additional of Gurlts the fracture was caused by hanging, judicialor suicidal, one of the latter surviving ; in 6 of these one of the greatercornua was broken, in the remaining 2 the body. In the other casesof the list the cause was violent grasping of the neck, or a blow, or fall,and in 2 cases apparently muscular action, general muscular contrac-tion during a fall. Valsalva reports a case of ^ dislocation of one ofthe greater horns from th

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