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40° to 45° abduction satisfactory . Maintain reduction until both arthrograms have
been developed and studied . When arthrograms are to be made of both hips ,
insert a needle into each , being sure that both are within the joints before either ...
40° to 45° abduction satisfactory . Maintain reduction until both arthrograms have
been developed and studied . When arthrograms are to be made of both hips ,
insert a needle into each , being sure that both are within the joints before either ...
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Abduct and externally rotate the arm and bring into prominence the lesser
tuberosity inferior to the retracted ... the best position is one of 45 to 55 degrees of
abduction , 15 to 25 degrees of flexion , and 15 to 25 degrees of internal rotation .
Abduct and externally rotate the arm and bring into prominence the lesser
tuberosity inferior to the retracted ... the best position is one of 45 to 55 degrees of
abduction , 15 to 25 degrees of flexion , and 15 to 25 degrees of internal rotation .
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1031 , 1033 Abduction stress test for knee , 2327 Abductor hand , 325 , 326 hip
congenital subluxation or dislocation and , 1345 , 1346 , 1347 fixation of , 12
fused hip and , 1340 - 1342 postoperative dislocation and , 1410 spina bifida and
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1031 , 1033 Abduction stress test for knee , 2327 Abductor hand , 325 , 326 hip
congenital subluxation or dislocation and , 1345 , 1346 , 1347 fixation of , 12
fused hip and , 1340 - 1342 postoperative dislocation and , 1410 spina bifida and
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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