Lectures on Orthopaedic Surgery: Delivered at the Brooklyn Medical and Surgical Institute

action affected allow already anatomical apparatus appearance articular articulation attention become body bones cartilages cause certainly changes character clinical club-foot completely condition connection consequently constitutional contracted course curvature deformity direction disease divided division entirely existing experience extension extremity fact femur foot former fracture frequently give gradually hand head improvement increased indications injury instance joint knee-joint latter less likewise limb locomotion lower malposition material means mechanical ment months morbid muscles muscular nature never notice nutrition object observed operation original orthopaedic pain paralysis pathological patient pelvis period portion position posterior posture practical present rarely reason relief remains remedies render respective rest rise scarcely scoliosis seems side soon spinal spine stage structure suffered surface surgeon symptoms talipes tendon third tion tissue treatment trouble vertebrae weight