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Expose the lateral intermuscular septum to the linea aspera and retract the
vastus lateralis muscle anteriorly . This exposes the lateral surface of the femur at
its junction with its condyle , the site of the epiphyseal plate . Divide and ligate the
...
Expose the lateral intermuscular septum to the linea aspera and retract the
vastus lateralis muscle anteriorly . This exposes the lateral surface of the femur at
its junction with its condyle , the site of the epiphyseal plate . Divide and ligate the
...
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Expose the radial nerve in the axilla and proximal third of the arm by the usual
incision for the distal part of the brachial plexus ( Fig . 64 - 21 ) and carry this
incision distally in the arm a little more posteriorly than is necessary for exposing
the ...
Expose the radial nerve in the axilla and proximal third of the arm by the usual
incision for the distal part of the brachial plexus ( Fig . 64 - 21 ) and carry this
incision distally in the arm a little more posteriorly than is necessary for exposing
the ...
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Expose the platysma muscle , sharply incise it in the direction of the wound , and
separate it bluntly from the ... Dissect along the anterior border of the
sternocleidomastoid and retract it laterally to expose a middle layer of the cervical
fascia .
Expose the platysma muscle , sharply incise it in the direction of the wound , and
separate it bluntly from the ... Dissect along the anterior border of the
sternocleidomastoid and retract it laterally to expose a middle layer of the cervical
fascia .
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ARTHROPLASTY VOLUME FOUR | 2527 |
Arthroplasty of hip 1213 T David Sisk | 2547 |
VOLUME | 2554 |
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