...certain difficulties. The books dwell particularly upon the double dislocation and upon the presence of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium. It seems worth while, even at the risk oí repetition, to give in detail the diagnostic points of the...

...in the accompanying diagram. (FIG. 2.) (FIG. I.) (FIG. 4.) (FIG. S).) 436 437 " ,1. Reduction of the dislocation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium. — Should the patient be a strong-muscled man, it muy be necessary to haverecoursetovenesection, for...

...Philadelphia. Lea & Blanckard. 1818. Royal 8vo. p. 912. (From the Publishers.) On the Pathology of Congenital Dislocation of the Head of the Femur upon the Dorsum of the Ilium. By John Murray Carnochan, MD, &,:. With Plates. (Communicated for the New-York Journal of Medicine.)...

...is most minute as to the hip-joint, in which the disorder often terminates in consecutive luxation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium, less frequently forward upon the ram us of the os pubis. The morbid action in this form of articular...

...is not a large hospital in London, in which several examples are not annually admitted, of traumatic dislocation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium. Dr. Carnochan seems to think that the congenital variety is not recognised, because it is a " pathologic...

...is not a large hospital in London, in which several examples are not annually admitted, of traumatic dislocation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium. Dr. Camochan seems to think that the congenital variety is not recognised, because it is a "pathologic...

...escape of the Joint end from its normal position in the joint. For instance, in the upward and backward dislocation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium — which almost invariably occurs from force applied either to the foot or knee when the limb is in...

...escape of the joint end from its normal position in the joint. For instance, in the upward and backward dislocation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium — which almost invariably occurs from force applied either to the foot or knee when the limb is in...

...O'Rourke, the Medical Officer of the establishment. The limb presented the appearance of a luxation of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium ; the displacement was reduced without difficulty, but shortly afterwards recurred; it was again reduced,...

...vessels to such an extent as to interrupt the supply to the osseous tissue. In consequence of the ascent of the head of the femur upon the dorsum of the ilium, the capsular ligament and the ligamentum teres are found elongated beyond their normal length, and...