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The American Journal of Surgery, 1928
necessitates a Iong period of convaIescence which may be obviated by operative procedure. Many cases treated by the weIIknown method of retention of the arm in extension do not obtain a good functiona resuIt, particuIarIy as to extension. Surgica1 interference assures good motion and safeguards the power of extension. In deaIing with a bone so near the
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necessitates a Iong period of convaIescence which may be obviated by operative procedure. Many cases treated by the weIIknown method of retention of the arm in extension do not obtain a good functiona resuIt, particuIarIy as to extension. Surgica1 interference assures good motion and safeguards the power of extension. In deaIing with a bone so near the
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The Journal of Trauma: Injury, Infection, and Critical Care, 1979
A C, Rettig, T R, Waugh, P M, Evanski
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A C, Rettig, T R, Waugh, P M, Evanski
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