Medical College Hospital—Case of Compound Comminuted Fracture of Thigh, &c.; Amputation; Death in 75 Hours; Dissection of Aseptic Stump and Colles's Fracture of Right Radius

to be broken at the symphysis, several incisor teeth knocked out, the nasal bones had been fractured, crepitation was also felt in front of the right ear. The right radius had been broken about an inch above the wrist joint, a lacerated wound existed above the left knee ; the femur, which had been extensively comminuted and stripped, protruded through this wound and the finger could be introduced into the knee joint through the lacerated supra-patellar pouch and between the condyles which had been separated from each other by