Broken Bones: Anthropological Analysis of Blunt Force Trauma |
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When the neck is both flexed and rotated , or when there is severe rotation , there
may be unilateral or bilateral fracturing of the facets ( Evans 1982 ; Hadley et al .
1992 ; Bucholz 1994 ) ( Figure 4 - 5 ) . Bilateral fracturing suggests that there ...
When the neck is both flexed and rotated , or when there is severe rotation , there
may be unilateral or bilateral fracturing of the facets ( Evans 1982 ; Hadley et al .
1992 ; Bucholz 1994 ) ( Figure 4 - 5 ) . Bilateral fracturing suggests that there ...
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Anterior marginal fractures are caused by anterior capsular avulsion , produced
by plantarflexion combined with internal rotation and adduction . Fractures may
occur along the posterior edge being identified in the posterior tibial lip , posterior
...
Anterior marginal fractures are caused by anterior capsular avulsion , produced
by plantarflexion combined with internal rotation and adduction . Fractures may
occur along the posterior edge being identified in the posterior tibial lip , posterior
...
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Pronation - external rotation form fractures that are spiral or oblique and begin
proximally along the anterior portion and run distally to the posterior margin .
These are characteristically found well above the tibiotalar joint , at or above the ...
Pronation - external rotation form fractures that are spiral or oblique and begin
proximally along the anterior portion and run distally to the posterior margin .
These are characteristically found well above the tibiotalar joint , at or above the ...
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Contents
Chapter | 5 |
The Biomechanics of Fracture Production | 35 |
Alison Galloway | 63 |
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