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Page 127
Y - or T - shaped fractures often result from falls from a standing height in the
elderly ( Miller 1964 ) . ... Supracondylar fractures occur , in most instances ,
indirectly as a result of a fall in which the forearms and hand bear the weight of
the body ...
Y - or T - shaped fractures often result from falls from a standing height in the
elderly ( Miller 1964 ) . ... Supracondylar fractures occur , in most instances ,
indirectly as a result of a fall in which the forearms and hand bear the weight of
the body ...
Page 141
As with many forearm and humeral fractures , many injuries are attributable to
defensive moves by the victim during falls , but this cannot be assumed nor can
direct blows be automatically eliminated in distal radial fractures . ULNA The ulna
is ...
As with many forearm and humeral fractures , many injuries are attributable to
defensive moves by the victim during falls , but this cannot be assumed nor can
direct blows be automatically eliminated in distal radial fractures . ULNA The ulna
is ...
Page 253
Fractures in the torso are relatively common in falls from heights . Multiple rib
fractures are a common finding , with the fragments frequently penetrating the
pleural cavity ( Lukas et al . 1981 ) . In some cases , sternal fractures accompany
the ...
Fractures in the torso are relatively common in falls from heights . Multiple rib
fractures are a common finding , with the fragments frequently penetrating the
pleural cavity ( Lukas et al . 1981 ) . In some cases , sternal fractures accompany
the ...
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Contents
Chapter | 5 |
The Biomechanics of Fracture Production | 35 |
Alison Galloway | 63 |
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