MINOR DISPLACEMENTS OF VERTEBRÆ

Injury to the Cervical Vertebræ

Fracture of the Atlas and Axis Vertebræ

An Ambulatory Case of Fracture of the Lumbar Vertebræ

A GANG-MAN, while working on the open line, was knocked down by a shunting engine and fell on his back. Soon after he was seen by a doctor and kept in bed for about 10 days after which time the employee wanted to go back to duty. His request was acceded to and he continued his work for about six months. During this period he used to complain of pain in his back, off and on. Thereafter the pain ...

Some Observations on Atlas and Axis Vertebræ of the Punjabees

SOME OBSERVATIONS ON ATLAS AND AXIS VERTEBRA OF THE PUNJABEES By INDAR JIT, >r.s. and M. A. SHAH, m.s. (formerly of the Kin'g Edward Medical College, Lahore) No statistics are available as regards various measurements of atlas and axis vertebrae of Indians. The following work was done on the vertebrae of the known adult Punjabee skeletons obtained from the dissection-hall subjects of the Medica...

Extirpation of the Three Lower Coccygeal Vertebræ for Coccygodinia

Mus. P. aged 34 years, wife of a Conductor in the Ordnance Department. Past history.?Patient has been married nine years. Has had three children and one miscarriage. Youngest child two years and two months old. Was in good health until 5-|years ago, when she met with a carriage accident in which she struck the back of her head and her coccyx against the carriage. She was at this time in the 5th...