PATHO MECHANICS OF THE FRACTURE OF THE CARPAL NAVICULAR.
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Fracture Fixation↗
Biomedical subjects
E DEHNE
Publications and source records attributed to E DEHNE.
The natural history of the fractured tibia.
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Child↗
Nonoperative treatment of the fractured tibia by immediate weight bearing.
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Child↗
Active shoulder motion in complete deltoid paralysis.
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Arm↗
Treatment of acutely compressed vertebral body by immediate progressive mobilization.
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Fractures, Bone↗
Potential reversibility of the hemiplegic gait.
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Gait↗
Z-plasty for clinarthrosis of the wrist.
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Congenital Abnormalities↗
The spinal adaptation syndrome (a theory based on the study of sprains).
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Acclimatization↗
Fractures of the femur.
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Femoral Fractures↗
Symposium on pain, the local pain problem.
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Humans↗
[Operative substitution for the thumb].
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Humans↗
Infantile ankylosis of the temporomandibular joint; treatment by resection of mandibular condyle.
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Ankylosis↗
Dislocation of the hip combined with fracture of the shaft of the femur on the same side.
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Femur↗
Basic principles of reconditioning.
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Humans↗
Spontaneous activation and progressive differentiation of mesenchymal foci in the bones, simulating destructive neoplasia, but terminating in fibrosis, calcification, ossification and complete cessation of proliferative activity.
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Bone Diseases↗