Fracture tables / by Frank H. Hamilton ; with a supplement compiled from Dr. Hamilton's notes by John Boardman, comprising in all an analysis of 461 cases of fractures.

  • Hamilton, Frank Hastings, 1813-1886.
Date:
1853
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Credit: Fracture tables / by Frank H. Hamilton ; with a supplement compiled from Dr. Hamilton's notes by John Boardman, comprising in all an analysis of 461 cases of fractures. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    . -3 6c o 3 «5 a £ -s o | '3 M 1 cm '■g 0) O o B Name of Boxes. Cm O M o P« 0 a .3-6 u o o h o ■g a 0 H FJ 3 5 u •3 1 u 3 P* O 1 < B 5 < s 229 Humerus, low 1-6 simple 9y- 2 m. U. iP. 230 in condyle P. Y. 5Jy. 6 m. u. iP. 231 G. P.. 5y- iy. u. P- 232 15.8. 12 y. 38 y. u. P- 233 A. B. H. 43 y. 0 m. U. iP. •234 out. condyle E. R. infcy ad'lt u. ip. 235 J. R. D. y- 11 w 11. iP. 236 i?. W. 88 y. 2 m. u. iP. 237 Radius, lower end compound 0. P. 15 y. 2y u. ip. 238 lower § W. H. M. 16 y. 15 y. u. P- 239 neck simple I.R. A. 25 y. 10 m 11. ip. 240 upper J J. B. 9y- 10 y. n. P- 241 middle W.J. 10 v. 19 y. u. P- 212 M. 0. B. 45 v. 8w. u. ip. 213 D. S. 21 y. 50 y. ii. P- 244 lower J P. B. 15J- 3 m. u. P- 245 W. L. 2,92y. 6 m. u. ip. 246 P. D. i§y- 4 m. u. P- 247 W. H. 33 v. 21 y. u. P- 248 H. H. 14 y. 24 y. u. !'• 249 S. G. 15 y. 25 y. u. P- 250 M. W. 8y. iy- u. ip. 251 T. B. 22 v. 3 m. u. P- 252 H.D. 52 y. 3y- u. ip. 253 1. L. 43 y. 3 m. u. P- 254 /,'. 29 y. iy- u. ip. 255 J. D. B. 5Gy. 4 m. u. ip. 256 Ulna, 3 points simp.ifcco n. J. L. 25 y. 2y. u. 1 in. ip. 257 up. § simple J. C. 18 y. iy- u. P- 230. Had been broken before at same point and left deformed; remained in same condition after second fracture ; false anchylosis of elbow joint. 232. Could not flex fore-arm upon humerus for six months; now motion perfect, but arm pains when used. 233. Also fracture of lower end of humerus at same time. Cannot extend, or flex fore-arm, more than to right angle ; flexion of fingers imperfect. Arm pains when she attempts to use it. 235. There was false anchylosis of elbow joint for a long time ; now motion free. 236. Outer condyle is separated half an inch ; deformity evident; cannot straighten arm perfectly. 237. Much deformed ; hand forcibly drawn toward radial side. 239. Upper end of lower fragment displaced forward ; supination lost; flexion very imperfect. 242. Did not employ a surgeon for the first five weeks. 243. Pronation and supination imperfect. 241. Somewhat bent at seati f fracture. 246. Tin's ^,vas a bend of radius anil fracture of ulna. Xo. 261. 250. Radius was bent forward at seat of fracture when splints were removed, but, as is often the case with young persons, time has made it nearly perfect. 252. Deformity great ; hand bent backward and very weak. 251. Slightly bent; motions of hand impaired. 255. Slight displacement of ulna ; hand stiff, swollen and partly paralyzed. .256. Remains bent.