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massage in treatment of -589 , 525, 544 . 382 of reflex paralysis OINTMENT for massage . . .512 OPERATIONS delay in, in nerve injuries . 151 functional disabilities follow- ing .... 365 general observations on . 148 loosening of adherent scar or stiff joint prior to . . 526 massage following . . 545 massage in relation to . 523, 524 massage in preparation of cases for .... 524 results of, study of a series of cases of nerve injury 417-30 see also Nerve injuries (treat- ment) ; Nerve suture ; Ten- don transplantation, &c. ORGANIC DISABILITIES diagnosis of . . .384 general observations on . 363 in a purely functional form . 368 lesions which may give rise to 363 varieties of ... 363 ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITALS courses of instruction in . 657 curative workshops in, scheme and organization of . 631-43 electrical department of, equipment of . . 491 functions of . . .510 hydrotherapy in . . 581-97 massage department in . 648 equipment of . . .512 function of . . .510 personnel of . . 505, 508 work of, and co-operation with other departments 509, 516, 517 operative treatment in . 648 organization and administra- tion of . . . 649-57 staff of .... 649 Swedish exercises in . 561-78 treatment cards and case records in . . 653-57 X-ray department in . .601 OSTEO-ARTHRITIS OF JOINTS OF FOOT relief of .... 557 IXDKX 68 1 21, o.|, loi operative 441-3, 4('7. 35-: 434 3'»» 5-:o 3.53 40<) 4r'7 -H<> •!<>« JO, KM PAIN due to spinal injuries. during use of splints, signifi- cance of. functional. massage in relation to. of cystitis. testing of, following nerve in- juries PALM exposure of ulnar nerve in ilatness of, in median and ulnar paralysis innervation of 20 nerve lesions of, measures PALM SPLINTS cock-up (metal). use of (illiists.). PALMAR BRANCH of ulnar nerve PALMAR CUTANFOIS I ', R A NC II of median nerve . . . j,s, <>.} PALMARIS LONGUS division of tendon of . . j<,7 (illnst.) .... j(,s PARAFFIN BATH apparatus for . . 050 application of heat to limbs by 2#; method of using . . . ^i therapeutic uses of . .501 PARAFFIN WAX application of heat by . }«H PARALYSIS complicating head injuries . <jo flaccid, diagnosis of . . ^S.j hysterical (pithiatic) . . jS^ see also Functional disabili- ties ; Reflex paralysis organic, of flaccid or lower motor neuron type . }S j of spastic or upper motor neuron type . . . <S | spastic, diagnosis of . . vs \ treatment of . . .321 see also Retlex paralysis PARAPLEGIA cerebral, due to vertex wounds .... cystitis accompanying . _\.\ organic and functional differ- ential diagnosis spastic, due to spinal injuries treatment of . . .^5 PARAPLEGIC PAT 1 1C NTS general treatment of recovery of control of volun- tary movements by. PATELLA biceps and scmitendinosus tendons inserted into (I//H>/ ) PATELLAK PI.FXt S PATIENT role of, during massage. during re-education, impor- tance of in treatment of fuiutional disabilities . . }S8 PATTEN THOMAS WALK INC. SPLINT .15 PECTINErS innervation of ^. PEC'H )RAL MTSCLES innervation of . . i PELYIC KAMI distribution and function of. PELVIS plaster spica for, application >f PENIS dorsal nerve of. 4<» innervation of. 47 50, n8 PEKINEAL HKANCH of pudendal plexus. j<> PEKINEAL NEKYE. DEEP origin and distribution of .j.S, ^,t PEKINEAL NEKYE. SIPEK- I-TCIAL origin and distribution of. 48 PEK< >NFAI. NICK YE. .»S. .-8 branches of }S. v». -|°, >-8. „••» collateral. .'8 terminal .... .'«» distribution of y. Vs. >-'»• '-'7. -s Icsi-ui of. area of sensory loss in. M - on front of leg and dorstim ••( f<M.t ,(//;/s/ |. I Jo XV dlsn Poj>hteal ifxtrrn.il) PI .ROM'. I a( tion and fun. ti-n) of. 1 1 _• as ele\ators or depressors of the f'>ot. |l.' paralysis of. ti-ii'lon tiati- plant.ition in. .••)! PI R< >NI-:i'S I'.KTA IS innervatton ..( j«> t ? I transplant.iti.-n ..f tnid.-ii >•< P1'K< 'MIS I.< >N«,rs iniiervation of. .(«>. I < i transplantation "f frndon -•( PI HI »NI-:i"S TI-'K I US innervation. .f. j". I v 682 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY PAGE PHRENIC NERVE anatomy and distribution of. 1 1 cervical connexion with. 13 PHYSICAL EXERCISES class instruction in. 564 class work for. 554 correctness of movements in. 563 elementary, in combination with massage. .514 following massage. 511,512 for functional and reflex dis- abilities. 391, 392 for paraplegic patients. 355 for weak muscles. 550,551 hydrotherapy in combination with .... 584 Ling system of. 561-78 period at which patient is ready for. 554, 555 principles and practice of. 576 restoration of function by. 554 see also Swedish exercises PHYSICAL LESIONS with psychical symptoms. 522 PHYSICAL TRAINING. 561 see also Swedish exercises PHYSICAL TREATMENT. 491 co-ordination of various forms of 584 hydrotherapy with. 583 see also Electrical treatment ; Massage ; Physical exer- cises ; Swedish exercises PHYSIOPATHIC CONTRAC- TURE characteristics of. 382 general observations on. 380 PHYSIOPATHIC DISABILI- TIES. .364 treatment of. 387, 388, 392 PITHIATIC PARALYSIS OR CONTRACTURE. 385 PLANTAR NERVE origin and distribution of 44, 46, 134 PLANTAR NERVE, EXTERNAL origin and distribution of. 135 PLANTAR NERVE, INTERNAL exposure of ... 222 origin and distribution of 44, 45, 134 PLANTARIS innervation of. 43, 134 PLASTER DEPARTMENT of Orthopaedic Hospitals. 648 PLASTER-OF-PARIS SPLINTS 437 application of ... 449 types of .... 453 (Musts.}. 451, 452, 454 PAGE uses of .... 448 (illust.) .... 439 POPLITEAL NERVE, EX- TERNAL. .128 destruction of, nature of dis- ability due to. 307 tendon transplantation for 307 lesions of, area of sensory loss in (illust.). weak, re-education of . . xV> OUADRICEPS ICXTICNSi >R innervation of . . .\~. T J ' RADIAL NERVE origin and distribution of -4. 80 RADIANT MEAT AND LIGHT application of . • 5^7- 5<S|' apparatus for] . . V". y>} therapeutic uses of PACK SH., 5*7 RADIATION BATHS local. therapeutic use of RADIO-CARPAL JOINTS innervation of RADIOGRAPHY stereoscopic see also N-rays RADIUM TREATMENT advantages of RECTUM reflex action : following spinal injuries. RICCTUS I EMORIS electric stimulation of, tech- innervation of . . jj RE-EDUCATION following hemiplegia . . ^22 following nerve injuries 2^$. 2$<j in functional or hysterical dis- abilities . . 387. .VUS of organic origin . . 3«><» in physiopathic disabilities . 3«»3 of function and co-ordination 551 of muscle, principles of . . 5^«j of paraplegic patients . . 3S5 of sensor^' function . . 3^3 role of patient during, imp>r- taiu e of . . . -5.S' role of physical exercises in . y«3 Swedish exercises in y«3. s«>5. 571. value of class work in . . 5SS KICI -L1C X DISABII.niKS . jSo diagnosis of . . . 3.^4 general observation^ on . 3^3 mode of production and con tinuaiK e of . . 3<>.f . .V'5 prognosis of . . . 3<S7 treatinrnt of . . 387, <SS by re education . <** varieties <.f . . \~l UIC1-M.K\ PARALYSIS oR PARESIS .**•• appearaiu e <•( the nlftt t«t| limb . Vs' appearance of the skin in . 3*- ihanges in elct tncal iv-p •!»•»<• ill . - . - Is i i -harai tcri««ti« s and fe.it urc-s »•( ^» • hagnoMS of . . 3«4. 3'^.S etiology of . . . 3M. V*1 history of onset <•< inii^-i Irs in. pt-rru^ion "i mu-x |i-s ni f \\ouiids and si.its sensf-rv chang«'s in 684 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY PAGE REFLEX PARALYSIS treatment of . 384, 388, 389 types of .... 381 vasomotor and secretory changes in ... 382 REFLEXES exaggeration of, in reflex para- lysis .... 383 examination and state of, in spinal injuries . . . 348 examination of, in diagnosis of nerve injuries . . 61 following spinal inj uries 343.344 in brachial plexus injuries 78,80 REMEDIAL BATHS : see Baths ; Hydrotherapy REMEDIAL EXERCISES . 576 following nerve inj uries . 239 mechanical apparatus for . 577 principles and practice of . 576 see also Physical ; Swedish RESECTION OF NERVES indications for . 152, 153, 154 REST in joint injuries, dangers of . 547 in post-operative treatment of nerve injuries . . 229 secured by splints . . 433 RHOMBOIDS •nnervation of . . 13, 67 paralysis of . . .161 RINGS attached to leg splints . . 484 ROLANDIC FISSURE site of .... 314 RUMBLER MACHINE FOR CLEANING IRON . . 464 SACRAL NERVE, FOURTH perineal branch of . .49 SACRAL PLEXUS anatomy and general survey of . . . -35. 122 muscles innervated by differ- ent roots of ... 346 SACRAL RAMI distribution of unction of . 8 SACRAL ROOTS areas supplied by (illust.) . 113 motor distribution of sensory distribution of. SACRp-COCCYGEAL NERVE origin and distribution of SACRUM innervation of SALT BATHS tonic effects of SANDOW EXERCISER 112 112 50 6 586 577 PAGE SAPHENOUS NERVE, EX- TERNAL distribution of . .43 formation of 39 SAPHENOUS NERVE, IN- TERNAL distribution of . -33 SARTORIUS MUSCLE innervation of . 30, 32, 35 ' SATURDAY-NIGHT ' PARA- LYSIS nerve lesion due to . .88 SCALP innervation of . .5 SCAPULA innervation of . 13, 67 SCAPULAR REGION innervation of . .5  . 148, 151 types of , in reflex paralysis . 381 involvement of nerves in, signs of . . . -53 ionization of ... 492 loosening of . . .528 massage and ionization treat- ment of . . . .511 painful, functional deformi- ties with . . . 386 hydrotherapy of . 589, 593 prevention and control of . 531 shortening of muscles due to . 577 treatment of . . 529, 530 SCARPA'S TRIANGLE innervation of . . 33,118 SCIATIC NERVE, GREAT anatomy of . . 36, 125 exposure of, incisions for 203-2 1 injuries to, diagnosis of . 126 disability due to division . 126 dressing of wound following operation . . . 207 end results of, tables of cases showing . .251 grafting in . . .225 in buttock and upper part of thigh, operative measures . . . 203 in lower half of thigh, opera- tive measures . . 207 in upper third of thigh . 208 motor and sensory symp- toms , . . 126, 127 INDEX <>S5 SCIATIC NERVE, injuries to (cont.) post-operative treatment 2;,°. prognosis in relative frequency of sensory loss in (illust.) splinting following tendon transplantation for treatment of . . 15.}, neuroma involving peroneal portion of, operation for 204, .206, origin and distribution of 35. 37. T^3, (illust.} . . 34, i2o, over-action of, causing tonic inversion of foot paralysis of, areas of sensory loss in (illust.) . . 128, (illusts.) . . . 128, semimembranosus tendon mistaken for suture of, knee flexion follow- ing .... terminal branches of thickening of the sheath of SCIATIC NERVE, SMALL distribution of . 46, 48, injury to, diagnosis of. involvement in scar tissue, operative measures. SCIATIC REGION radiant heat applications to. SCIATICA massage for radiant heat applications for. SCOLIOSIS physical exercises for 142 240 i-7 -3.5 3(>7 3<>7 133 377 I2<; 210 127 I3<> -°5 5««) SCREW SIM. I NTS . . 4 SCROTUM inncrvation of . 47, 50 SCULLING MACHINE for remedial exercises. SECRETORV CHANGES in rellex paralysis SEDATIVE POOL MATHS therapeutic use of (ill it st.) SEMIMEMBRANOSl'S inncrvation of . . 3^ tendon of, great sciatic nerve differentiated from. SEMITENDINOSUS inncrvation of transplantation of 57° \\ .5 . I 1 8 SENSES special, impairment of, due to hea<l injuries . . . j.-o SENSIBILITY : ace Cutaneous ; Epicntic ; Pn.topathic ; Sen- sory 1 >istur!>ances SENSORY ARI-:AS radicular, of human l*>dy. diagram showing . . vi7 SENSORY DISTTKBANc ES AND SYMPTOMS how tested . . <•_•.<• \ in brachial plexus injuries in cauda e<piina lesions 112 13. 115 in cerebral injuries . . 32 t in external popliteal injury . 131 in great sciatic, injury . . 127 in head injuries . 320.321 in median nerve injuries «>»» <> in median and ulnar paralysis (combined) . . io- <» in nerve injuries . . ss. .V« tables of cases illustrating 250 Is- in nerve irritation . 57, <>2 in rellex paralysis . . 3*3 in spinal injuries . . 313-311 in ulnar paralysis . . i».| •:NSORY I-VN<TI» >N re education of . 323 •:NSORY RI •:< » >YERY following nerve suture and neurolyses, tables of c.i.ses illustrating . 2y> -S7 •:NSORY SYMPT« >MS of ner\ e regeneration •:NS( >R\' SYSTI-'.M examination of, in diagnosis of ner\ e complicating head mjiine* prevention of. latent, diagnosis (.f mainteiiaiue ot niobihtv !•' massage in present e of massage ot wound in preseiu of . . . . y SEPTIC AR I HKI I IS \ rav diagnosis of SEOl'ESTKA N rav diagnosis of '•.•! (. SI KK MIS MCSCI.I-: paraK'sis i >f. t auses i if diagnosis ..{ Sill I I. Sll< H K ( lassitn atloii of t asesof tr<Mtment - •( Silt H K 686 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY PAGE SHOULDER-JOINT ankylpsed, re-education of patient with. 555 arthrodesis of, for brachial plexus injury. 295 dislocations of, massage for. 542 nerve injury due to. 88 fixation in abduction, splint for .... 437, 440 innervation of. .14 radiant heat applications to. 590 SHOULDER SPLINTS use of ... 437-8 (illust.) .... 440 SHOWER BATH remedial uses of. 585 SICCARD'S ACROMYOTONUS 380 SKIN appearance of, in reflex para- lysis. .382 disturbances of, following nerve injuries. 55, 57, 58 incision of, for operative measures. .148 preparation of, for X-ray work .... 622 unhealthy, massage improv- ing .... 524 SKULL topography of. -315 SKULL INJURIES : see Head injuries SLEEPLESSNESS massage treatment of. 518,522 SOLE innervation of. 44, 46, 134 SOLEUS innervation of. 43, 134 SPAN-BEND EXERCISES. 566 SPASM functional, treatment of. 380 irregular, functional disabili- ties due to. -379 persistent or tonic, cases illus- trating. 372-8 characteristics of. 372, 378 functional disabilities due to ... 372-8 rhythmical or clonic, func- tional disabilities due to. 379 SPASTIC PARAPLEGIA general treatment of. 355 SPASTICITY due to spinal injuries. 353 operative treatment of. 353 SPHINCTER ANI MUSCLE innervation of. .49 PAGE SPHINCTERS effect of spinal injuries on. 345 SPINAL CANAL bony fragments within. 342 foreign body in. 358 narrowing of, due to in juries. 341 SPINAL CORD anatomy of ... 339 bony fragments in. 358 cavitation of ... 340 fluid pressure within. 340,341 fracture of, types of. .342 membranes of (illust.). 3 nerve fibres of, damage to, in gunshot injuries. 340 oedema of. 340 operations on ... 356 pressure upon. 341, 356 due to injuries. .341 SPINAL CURVATURE physical exercises for. 569, 570 SPINAL INJURIES. 339 bed-sores following. 354 classification and nature of. 340 cystitis resulting from. -349 diagnosis of. 342, 348 differential diagnosis of func- tional and organic para- plegia in ... 348 disabilities due to. 352 examination of cases of 344, 348 gunshot, observations on nature of. 356 laminectomy in. 356 level of lesion, how ascer- tained .... 345 motor paralysis due to. 343 pain due to, kinds of. -352 pathology of. .340 reflexes following. 343 sensory loss due to. 343 spasticity due to. 353 treatment of. -353 symptoms of. 342, 343 transverse lesions, symptoms of. ;. 343 treatment, operative. rami communicantes of roots of (ill it st.) ... 3 scheme of distribution of a typical nerve ... 5 terminal branches of . . 15 SPINAL OPERATIONS question of . . 356, 357 contra-indications to . . 357 SPINAL PAIN varieties of . . . .352 SPINAL SEGMENTS and processes, relative level of 3V) SPINAL SHOCK . . . 343 SPINAL SPLINTS use of (illust.) . . 45°, 451 SPINE physical exercises for strengthening . . . 5'><; SPI NO-VERTEBRAL TOPO- GRAPHV . . . 33<> SPLINTING ankylosis due to . . . -04 following nerve injuries, prin- ciples of . . . -547 for muscle rest . . 547, 540 in post-operative treatment of nerve injuries . .131, 23J maintenance of circulation during . . • 54'1 massage and manipulation occasionally substituted for 538 massage in co-operation with 515 " mobili/ation during . . 54'' muscle exercise during . 54*'- 547 position of patient during . 54'1 principles of . . • 54*' SPLINTS application of, observations on . • • ... 51" bad application of, pain in- dicating . -434 bandage material for . 4 11' care and cleaning of 44-'. 4<-3. 4'M care of wound during use of 437- I"-' classification of uses of. dressings during use of . 4"-. 4.^7 I'Ai.l. for correction of deformities . 444 general observations on . 4 \\ manufat tun- of . . 4*1} '• materials for •TM 5 metal, advantages and list- of . . . 4 <s. }'•! varieties of . . . 4*11 moving the patient during use of . . 44 \ padding of . . . 441.44.* plaster . . . -437 application of . . . 44^ uses of .... 44* principles of the use of . . 433 wooden, advantages and dis- advantages of . . . 435 /inc ..... 43'' SPRAINS general observations on 53<». 54" hydrotherapy of . . . 5<u stiffness following, electrical treatment of . . 41'- treatment of . . 5V>. 54° by massage and inobili/a- tion . . 53'» STATIC NKRVE 1 RH IK'NS . 53* STEREOSCOPIC RAPKH.RAPHY locah/ation of foreign l>odie> by. technique of '••«» • value of STERNO MASK >I1> innervation of STIEE JOINTS due to muscular contraction, treatment of electrical treatment of - f- frirced movements in M \ forcible manipulations of livdrothcr.ipy of . . 5s'- V»- J.H. selling of. prior to ..^ra- tions '. massage in treatment of V (. S-7- 54s sc-ir tissue causing, tn.itim tit ,,f. splints in tnMtim nt of . n(> tie.itmeiit of 5-1 * STRAINS S V 111 prevt-nti'-n ••! rxudatr U 1 \\ 1 \N \K I 1;RV exp-.^uM1 of u I.AVH n.\R KH.IO nrrvc K--i"ns in. 688 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY PAGE SUBCLAVIUS nerve distribution to. 13, 67 SUBCRUREUS innervation of. .32 SUBSCAPULAR NERVES origin and distribution of 14, 67 SUBTHERMAL BATHS. 586 SUGGESTION. .392 functional disabilities in rela- tion to .... 365 treatment by ... 520 of functional and reflex dis- abilities. 387, 392 SUPINATOR BREVIS innervation of. 26, 88 SUPINATOR LONGUS contraction of (illust.). go SUPPURATION following nerve injuries, sig- nificance of ... 245 SUPRACLAVICULAR NERVE distribution of. .67 SUPRAPUBIC CYSTOTOMY. 350 SUPRASCAPULAR NERVE injuries to, symptoms of. 81 origin and distribution of 13, 8 1 SURAL BRANCHES OF PERONEAL NERVE 39, 129 SURFACE STROKING assisting mobilization of joints 535 SUTURE : see Nerve suture SWEDISH EXERCISES advantages and uses of. 561 arrangement and order of. 565 class instruction in. 564 co-ordination and sym- metrical development by. 562 correctness of movement in. 563 muscle stretching by. 562 re-education by. 563, 576 remedial. 576 table of ... 572-5 varieties of. 566-76 SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM connexion of spinal nerves with 7 (illust.) .... 8 effect of spinal injuries on. 345 SYNOVITIS massage and mobilization for 540 treatment of ... 5^4 TEMPERATURE sensibility to degrees of, how ' tested .... 63 TENDO ACHILLIS contraction of. .131 PAGE injury to. .556 tightening of, treatment of 390, 39i TENDON SUTURE massage following. 536 TENDON TRANSPLANTATION conditions necessary for suc- cess of. 293 failure in, causes of. 294 in arm injuries. 295-304 in irreparable nerve injuries. 291 in leg injuries. 304-10 indications for. 293 loss of nerve tissue made good by ..... 291 massage following. 536 principles of. 294, 295 selection of muscles for 297-300 technique of ... 299 (illusts.). 298, 300 TENDONS injuries to, contracture or lack of movement due to. 386 TENSOR FASCIA FEMORIS electrical stimulation of, tech- nique .... 498 TERES MINOR innervation of. .14 TETANUS, CHRONIC simulating a reflex contracture 387 THENAR MUSCLES paralysis of. .201 THERMAL BATHS therapeutic value of -585 THERMAL DEBILITY. 583 THIGH electrical stimulation of mus- cles of. 496, 499 innervation of 30-3, 36, 42, 112, Il8, 120, 125 lower half of, sciatic nerve lesion in. 207 plaster spica for, application of. .453 sciatic nerve lesions in upper part of. 203, 208 weakness of muscles of, due to great sciatic injury. .126 THOMAS ABDUCTION HIP SPLINT use of ... 440, 441 THOMAS ARM SPLINT metal variety. .475 (illust.). -477 THOMAS KNEE SPLINT advantages and uses of .442 THOMAS LEG SPLINT metal variety. 482 (illust.). .483 INDKX THOMAS WALKING CALLI PER SPLINT use of .... .j.j7 (illnst.) .... .j^S THORACIC NERVE distribution of. 7, u, if> localized neuromatous thicken- ing of anterior ramus of. 107 THORACIC NERVE. EXTER NAL ANTERIOR formation and distribution of 13 THORACIC NERVE INTER- NAL ANTERIOR formation and distribution of 13 THORACIC NERVE, POSTERIOR formation and distribution of M , >s i injuries to, causes diagnosis and symptoms of .81 THORACIC REGION innervation of. .7 THORACICO-LUMBAR RAM I S THUMB disability of, in combined nl- nar and median paralysis. .jio in median nerve injuries. 96 extension of terminal phalanx of, in musculo-spiral paraly- sis. .|OJ flexion of joints in median nerve paralysis. 407, 408 movements of, in musculo- spiral paralysis. .{or, .joj nerve lesions of. joi tonic flexion and adduction of ^7.1 TIBIA backward bowing of. 557 splints for fractures of. .(17 TIBIAL NERVE branches of. .\ \. i ^ | injury to, motor and sensory symptoms. i.$j. i u i origin and distribution of 3(), .|i. i J|. M< ' (illnst.). .)-'. i J''. 1^1 | post-tibial, distribution of. M| TIBIAL NERVE. ANTERIOR lesions of, relative frequency of ..'}<> origin and distribution of _v». M" ace (f/.s<> Popliteal (external) TIBIAE NERVE, POSTER l< >R exposure of. -' i ~ -' ' lesions of, end results of, tables of cases illustrating. JS' \~ motor and sensory symp toms. Mi operative measures. .-17 ji relative frequency of. J.j" origin and distribution of >-' M Ml i *.S set also Popliteal (internal! TIBIAL Rl.( I RRI-.M M K\ I ANTERIOR distribution of. \<, i _•«, T1BIAI.IS ANTK US innervation of. .jo i \.< transplantation of tendon of $,,;> TIBIAL1S POS1K US innervation of. -n. Hj clonus of. ^7., TIN EL'S SIGN significance of. i .. j TISSUES stretching of. massage in 5^1. s.V> TOI-: I)ROP injury to great sciatic caus- ing. |.'«, T( >ES crowding together of, .1 tyjH* of reflex paralysis. vs' injuries of, massage in treat- ment of. • 5 H innervation of .>o. .j> i u. Mr i is organic and functional dis ability of. *7" stiff, loosening of. 5^7 TRAPEZIUS innervation of. «j TRAUMA elteitsof. r-S functional ilisnbihtics f«illo\\- ing. \'-5 TR EMI I I II. I electrn.il tnatnn-nt of. j>i: hydidthciapv of. vs>'. S'»| massage ti< •alnictit of. Sl'i. S.'.S rRi.piiiM.h PA i UN is military value ••( U | subjective symptoms nl. of nerve Miitati' •!! i >f nerve regeneration of ulnar paralysis i" i 690 ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY PAGE TRUNK distribution of nerves to skin of (illust.) ... 6 lower, nerve lesions of, causes and diagnosis and symp- toms ... 77, 78 middle, nerve injuries of, diag- nosis and symptoms. 76 upper, nerve injuries of, diag- nosis and symptoms. 75 TUNGSTEN OR ULTRA- VIOLET lamp apparatus. 495 TURBINE BATHS. .588 (illust.) .... 597 TURNER KNEE SPLINT. 444 (illust.) .... 445 TWO-FLAP OPERATIONS for nerve lesions. 223 TWO-STAGE SLOW-STRETCH- ING OPERATION. 156 ULCERS hydrotherapy of. 589 ULNAR COLLATERAL NERVE 22, 85 ULNAR GRIFFE. 102, 108 ULNAR NERVE anatomy and distribution of 20, 100 (illust.) ... 19, 95 branches of. 101 division of, complete. 403 disability due to. 403 tendon transplantation for 303 voluntary muscular move- ments in. 4o3-5 (illusts.). 404, 405 massage in treatment of. 523 exposure of. 177, 178 in lower two-thirds of fore- arm. 187-95 grafting of, results of. 224 irritation of, causes and signs of. 102 lesions of, causes and signs of 102 end results of, tables of cases illustrating. .251 frequency of. 245~6 frequently unnoticed. 245 in lower two-thirds of fore- arm, operative measures 187-95 in middle of arm, operative measures. .178 prevention of claw-hand following. .233 prognosis in. .141 post-operative treatment, position of limb in. 230 PAGE splinting following opera- tive measures. 195, 233 tendon transplantation in 291, 303 transposition in. .226 treatment of. 156, 157, 303 use of finger splints follow- ing, dangers of. 547 over-action of. 373, 374 results of operations on (in tables of cases). 419-30 suture of, results of, cases illustrating. 249 transposition and suture of 189-91 ULNAR NERVE AND MEDIAN combined destruction of, treat- ment of. 304 complete combined paralysis of ... 107-9 muscular movements in 409, 410 nature of disabilities due to 409-11 in lower third of arm, com- bined lesions of. .194 post-operative treatment of lesions of ... 233 ULNAR NERVE AND MUS- CULO-SPIRAL combined destruction of, treat- ment of. 303 ULNAR PARALYSIS areas of sensory loss in (illust.) 103, 105 differential diagnosis of .105 voluntary muscular move- ments in. 4o3-5 ULTRA-VIOLET LAMP APPA- RATUS. 495 URINARY DISORDERS resulting from spinal injuries 349 VAPOUR BATH local (illust.). 597 therapeutic use of. 586, 590 VASCULAR SYSTEM massage improving. 524 VASOMOTOR CHANGES in reflex paralysis. 382 cause of • 384 VASTUS EXTERNUS innervation of. VISCERAL NERVES distribution of 345 (,3 50 VOLKMANN'S 1SCH.EMIC PARALYSIS diagnosis of ... 386 VOLUNTARY MOVEMENTS : see Movements WALK INC, irregular, due to cerebellar in- jury .... 3^5 re-education in . . 3^^ WALKING SPLINTS use and varieties of . . 447 WEIR MITCHELL'S PARALY- SIS FROM PERIPHERAL IRRITATION . . . 380 WHIRLPOOL BATHS therapeutic uses of . 585, 588 (illitsl.) .... 507 WOODEN SPLINTS 434 WORKSHOPS, CURATIVE scheme and organization of 631-43 WOUNDS blood supply stimulated by massage .... 530 care of, during operative measures . . . 148 during use of splints . 437 drainage of ... 150 dressing of, delaying healing process. . . . 5J<i without removal of splints .\<>2 healing of, aids to . .  latent sepsis, diagnosis of 531. 53J localization of foreign bodies in, by X-rays . . 007, <>oS massage during treatment of 5-3. 5-4 FACE position of, in rcfk-x paralysis ^81 scar tissue complicating, pre- vention and control of . 5^1 septic, massage in treatment of , 54' unhealcd, hydrothcrapy of. WRENCHING ()!• JOINTS dangers of . . -544 WRIST action of, factors on which dependent . . .•<»«., n,j disabilities in median nerve injuries . . . </»> in musculo-spirai injury <ti. .••''• extension by llexion of fingers in musculo-spirai paralysis 40.: llexion of, in combined ulnar and median paralysis . 410 (illust.) . ' . .411 flexion and pnmation of. in musculo-spirai paralysis (illnst.) . «»_• innervation of . . l(». 17, iS (itlnat.) . . . 17. i«» massage and movements dur- ing splinting of . . 548 paralysis  sprains of, treatment of . yv» WRIST DROP as a lellex paralysis . . 3-si cock-up splint for (metal) . 4<>«'> effect of gravity on tlaccid. from musculo-spirai paralysis and lead paralyMS «.om pared functional (illnst.) functional and organic, differ- ential diagnosis in musculo-spiral injuries splint for ()//»>/ I treatment of . 37°. massage in voluntary muscular move- ments in. WRIST SIM. IN r 1 01 k -up type (sllnsl ) . 4 »- X-RAY ('< >l'< II X KAY DI I'AKTM! MS general plan «f \v-rk in iii.in.iL'emcnt and reiords of <»J 3''4 «»3 -<i 371 3'*° 4"1 692 ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY X-RAY PLATES care and numbering of. X-RAY TUBE box for PAGE 605-6 602, 603 610 X-RAYS apparatus for . 602, 608-11 diagnosis of joint injuries by 623-5 examination of amputation stumps by ... 624 PAGE failures in application of . 618 localization of foreign bodies by . . . 601, 607-18 minor accessories for . . 604 operating room for . .601 preparation of skin for . 622 screen for, method of iising 612-13 treatment by . . .601 technique of . . 606-15 ZINC SPLINTS . . .436 END OF VOL. II. Date Due PRINTED IN U.S.*. CAT. NO. 24 161 UC SOUTHERN REGIONAL LIBRARY FACILITY A 001 316293 WE168 J78 o2 1921 v.2 Jones, Robert Orthopedic surgery of injuires WE168 J78 o2 1921 v.2 Jones, Robert Orthopedic surgery of injuries MEDICAL SCIENCES LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE IRVINE, CALIFORNIA 92664. 