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Manually break the medial cortex and close the gap in the bone . Bring the bony
surfaces snugly together by pressing the foot into dorsiflexion against the pull of
the tendo calcaneus ( Fig . 65 - 19 , D ) . Failure to close the gap in the calcaneus
...
Manually break the medial cortex and close the gap in the bone . Bring the bony
surfaces snugly together by pressing the foot into dorsiflexion against the pull of
the tendo calcaneus ( Fig . 65 - 19 , D ) . Failure to close the gap in the calcaneus
...
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Close the wound and immobilize the foot. tation of the calcaneus . In this instance
the rotation of the calcaneus is the primary skeletal deformity , and unless the
calcaneus is stabilized , the deformity is not only difficult to correct but is also
likely ...
Close the wound and immobilize the foot. tation of the calcaneus . In this instance
the rotation of the calcaneus is the primary skeletal deformity , and unless the
calcaneus is stabilized , the deformity is not only difficult to correct but is also
likely ...
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If such a perforation occurs , place a small swab over it and try to close it as soon
as the rib has been removed . The use of a Carlen tube will allow deflation of the
lung . Transect the rib at a point not less than 6 . 8 cm ( in the adult ) lateral to ...
If such a perforation occurs , place a small swab over it and try to close it as soon
as the rib has been removed . The use of a Carlen tube will allow deflation of the
lung . Transect the rib at a point not less than 6 . 8 cm ( in the adult ) lateral to ...
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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