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Journal of Pediatric Surgery, 1976
During a 20-yr period, 483 children 16 yr of age or under were hospitalized for management of a wringer arm injury. Although the majority were indigent, black males, such trauma was frequently sustained by all classes and races as well as by both sexes.
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During a 20-yr period, 483 children 16 yr of age or under were hospitalized for management of a wringer arm injury. Although the majority were indigent, black males, such trauma was frequently sustained by all classes and races as well as by both sexes.
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1980
Seven cases of fractures of the humerus from arm wrestling included 2 types of fractures. Two were spiral fractures of the humeral shaft with large butterfly fragments at the junction of the middle and distal one third caused by a violent uncoordinated muscular action.
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Seven cases of fractures of the humerus from arm wrestling included 2 types of fractures. Two were spiral fractures of the humeral shaft with large butterfly fragments at the junction of the middle and distal one third caused by a violent uncoordinated muscular action.
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The Journal of Emergency Medicine, 2006
previously healthy 37-year-old, right-hand-domiant man came to the Emergency Department (ED) omplaining of a right arm injury. He had “grabbed” a eavy wooden bench and attempted to slide it across he floor. He heard a pop and developed sudden pain bove the right elbow. Immediately thereafter, he had ifficulty bending his right elbow.
A J, Cummings, Beth, Hillman
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previously healthy 37-year-old, right-hand-domiant man came to the Emergency Department (ED) omplaining of a right arm injury. He had “grabbed” a eavy wooden bench and attempted to slide it across he floor. He heard a pop and developed sudden pain bove the right elbow. Immediately thereafter, he had ifficulty bending his right elbow.
A J, Cummings, Beth, Hillman
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Injuries of the Shoulder and Arm
Emergency Medicine Clinics of North America, 1984A systematic approach to the injured shoulder includes careful history taking and sequential examination of all anatomic components of the shoulder girdle in each and every patient. High quality radiographs, with two views at 90 degrees to one another, are essential. A specific diagnosis can and must be made on every patient with an injured shoulder to
E A, Szalay, C A, Rockwood
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The Treatment of Wringer-Arm Injuries
New England Journal of Medicine, 1952THE term, "wringer arm," was first coined in 1938§ to describe an accident occurring in early childhood in which the upper extremity is inadvertently caught between the rollers of a power-driven washing-machine wringer. In addition to 26 cases previously reported, 116 children with this injury have been treated at the Children's Medical Center, Boston,
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UK Armed Forces Unintentional Firearm Injuries
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 2009ObjectivesTo report on the incidence of unintentional firearm discharge and injury across the UK Armed Forces and present several cases of this wounding phenomenon.MethodMunitions Incidents and Defects (MID) Cell data on UK Military Negligent Discharges and unintentional firearm injuries from 01 Jan 03 to 31 Dec 07 was categorised according to cause of
T, Stansfield, G, Rushforth
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2014
War-related injuries to the brachium and shoulder frequently involve penetrating injuries from gunshot wounds and blast fragments, as well as crush injuries from vehicular rollover and building collapse. Concomitant fractures, neurovascular injuries, defects in bone and soft tissues, and additional associated non-musculoskeletal injuries further ...
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War-related injuries to the brachium and shoulder frequently involve penetrating injuries from gunshot wounds and blast fragments, as well as crush injuries from vehicular rollover and building collapse. Concomitant fractures, neurovascular injuries, defects in bone and soft tissues, and additional associated non-musculoskeletal injuries further ...
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The armed forces fights injury everywhere
The American Journal of Surgery, 1959T HE United States Armed Forces is a highly organized and equipped group of individuaIs charged with the responsibiIity of being in a state of constant readiness to defend our nation against any aggressor. From the moment of entry into active duty, each man and woman seIected for this important service undergoes specitic training to meet such ...
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