A Case of Spontaneous Dislocation of the Head of Radius during Sleep

an obtuse angle with the arm. The movements of the joint were interrupted. At the suggestion of the Civil Surgeon, Captain A. F. Stevens, the boy was placed under chloroform, and the dislocation reduced without difficulty. The forearm was put in a sling only. Remarks.?In the absence of any injury dislocation or fracture of a bone is a rare occurrence, and these cases may interest of readers. On my mentioning the above case to a local medical practitioner here I was told that his son, while aged about three years, on being taken out of bed one evening was found crying bitterly, and