[Open comminuted diaphyso-metaepiphysial fracture of the left radius associated with subluxation of the lower ulna caused by retention of an automobile door handle].
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[Surgical treatment of diaphysial fractures of of the forearm].
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[On the method of repositioning the fragments in fracture of the radius in the usual site].
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[On fracture of the distal radius].
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[Fundamentals on the treatment of typical fractures of the radius].
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[Treatment of fractures of the radius head].
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[X-ray invisible fractures of the distal radioulnar joint. Contribution to the problem of Sudeck's syndrome in the so-called minor injury].
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A follow-up of one hundred cases of fracture of the head of the radius with a review of the literature.
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[Description of a case of congenital luxation of the radius head in combination with signs of multiple cartilage exostoses and with symptoms of dyschondroplasia].
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[On forward displacement of the ulna after forearm fractures].
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[Observations on the pathogenesis of painful pronation syndrome in children].
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