Frakturen bei Neugeborenen und Kindern

Krebs, H.; Streicher, H. J.

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“…During the past two decades, several articles have appeared wherein fundamentally similar results have been published (see, for instance, Oeconomos 1948, Lorthioir & Soeur 1948, Potts & Dunham 1949, Scbiatemeyer & Flach 1950, Odell & Leydig 1951, Greville & Ivins 1957, Neer & Cadman 1957, Pease 1957, Schenk 1957, Ingelrans, Lacheretz & Poupard 1958, Calati & Poli 1959, Neves 1959, Krebs & Streicher 1960, Singer & Kraft 1961, Vontobel, Genion & Schmid 1961, Flach & Kudlich 1962, Henry 1963, Weber 1963, Miyagi & Murayama 1964, Grewe & Niemann 1966.…”

Section: Earlier Investigations Of the Growth Stimulating Effect Of Fmentioning

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Growth Stimulation of Long Bones after Fracture or Similar Trauma: A Clinical and Experimental Study

Hedström

1969

Acta Orthopaedica Scandinavica

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CHAPTER II MATERIAL. A. Some anatomical terms. B. Some anatomical observations concerning humerus C. Types of fractures and degrees of dislocation. .. D. Report of the fracture cases. .. .. CHAPTER III METHODS. A. Recording of bone length and longitudinal growth B. Details of the investigation. .. .. .. .. . C. Statistical metods. .. .. .. .. D. Statistical formulae and symbols. .. CHAPTER IV RESULTS. A. Analysis of the growth reaction on fracture 1. Fracture of the humeral diaphysis. .. 2. Fracture of the surgical neck. .. .. .. .. .. 3. Supracondylar humerus fracture, dislocation grade + 4. Supracondylar humerus fracture, dislocation grade I-+ B. Other statistical analysis of the clinical material. .. . .

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