Broken Bones: Anthropological Analysis of Blunt Force Trauma |
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Epicondylar Fractures Epicondylar fractures are relatively rare and usually
avulsive in nature ( DeLee et al . 1984 ; Morrey 1993 ) . In children , these may
occur as separation of the epiphysis from the bone but , in the adult , the
incorporation of ...
Epicondylar Fractures Epicondylar fractures are relatively rare and usually
avulsive in nature ( DeLee et al . 1984 ; Morrey 1993 ) . In children , these may
occur as separation of the epiphysis from the bone but , in the adult , the
incorporation of ...
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Such fractures are rare due to the relatively protected position of this bone in the
wrist . es are ra Capitate Fractures Fractures of the capitate are relatively rare (
Guiral et al . 1993 ) despite the fact that this bone acts as the center for movement
...
Such fractures are rare due to the relatively protected position of this bone in the
wrist . es are ra Capitate Fractures Fractures of the capitate are relatively rare (
Guiral et al . 1993 ) despite the fact that this bone acts as the center for movement
...
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Fractures of the first rib are rare , especially in children . They are found , however
, in cases of child abuse ( Strouse and Owings 1995 ) . Speculation is that these
can result from impact or impulse application of force , compressive application ...
Fractures of the first rib are rare , especially in children . They are found , however
, in cases of child abuse ( Strouse and Owings 1995 ) . Speculation is that these
can result from impact or impulse application of force , compressive application ...
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Contents
Chapter | 5 |
The Biomechanics of Fracture Production | 35 |
Alison Galloway | 63 |
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