DISLOCATION OF THE CARPUS BACKWARDS.

Bilateral perilunar dislocation of the carpus; report of a case.

Dislocation Backwards of the Sternal End of the Clavicle

come to Calcutta. On the night of the 13th he was getting out of tho way of a buggy which was bearing down upon him, when another buggy, coining up behind him, struck him on the back of tho left shoulder, and rolled him over. lie became insensible, but thinks that the buggy wheel passed over the front of the left shoulder, and thence across the chest; but his only reason for this belief is the ...

A Case of Dislocation of the Ulna Backwards and the Radius Forwards

He found his left elbow dislocated, and the forearm was in a semi-flexed position. He asked a gentleman to pull the arm "straight," as he thought that was the best position for the arm to be in. The gentleman did so, and F. J. D. felt "something" give way in the joint, and a bone appeared to slip forward. On admission, the left arm was almost straight, the elbow much swollen, and he could move ...

Fractures and dislocations of the carpus.

Although one-eighth to one-tenth of all fractures of the wrist are carpal fractures, they may be overlooked, unless attention is directed particularly to them in diagnostic examination. Symptoms may be slight or lacking, but diagnosis is important because such injuries may give rise to pain or disability later. There are certain guides and procedures in physical and roentgenographic examination...

Brucellosis of the carpus. Report of a case.

Brucellosis is typically a systemic febrile illness and has been well documented since first described in 1861 (Marston 1863). Bone and joint brucella infection is rare; the first case was recorded in 1932 by Kulowski and Vinke. Since then sporadic reports have appeared, these implicating Brucella melitensis more commonly than Brucella abortus. Infection may present as osteomyelitis or arthriti...