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Joints and Ligaments of Clavicle-stock-foto
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Medical Illustration of Shoulder Joint-stock-foto
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Bones of Shoulder Anatomy-stock-foto
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Bones of Shoulder-Posterior View-stock-foto
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Scapula front and back view-stock-foto
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Bones of Upper Limb-Multiple Views-stock-foto
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Multiple views of Shoulder Girdle-stock-foto
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Right Scapula-Multiple Views-stock-foto
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Right Clavicle-Multiple Views-stock-foto
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Anterior view of Right Clavicle-stock-foto
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Superior view of Right Clavicle-stock-foto
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Right view of Right Clavicle-stock-foto
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Posterior view of Right Scapula-stock-foto
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Posterior view of Right Clavicle-stock-foto
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Left view of Right Clavicle-stock-foto
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Inferior view of Right Clavicle-stock-foto
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Anterior view of Right Scapula-stock-foto
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Posterior View of Bones of Upper Limb-stock-foto
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Lateral View of Bones of Upper Limb-stock-foto
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Bones of Shoulder Girdle - Posterior View-stock-foto
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Bones of Shoulder Girdle - Anterior View-stock-foto
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Bones of Shoulder Girdle - Lateral View-stock-foto
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Anterior View of Bones of Upper Limb-stock-foto
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Shoulder Anatomy-Joints and Ligaments-stock-foto
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Forefinger pointing to trauma at arm X-ray image with red point. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Doctor showing shoulder, clavicle injury. Broken collarbone, overuse, dislocation. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Forefinger pointing to trauma at arm X-ray image. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Doctor showing shoulder, clavicle overuse injury. Medical conditions identification and diagnosis. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Hand holding shoulder, clavicle X-ray image. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Arm injury. Health care, medical imaging concept. Radiography. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Banner with hand holding shoulder, clavicle X-ray image. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Health care, medical examination, arm injury detection concept. Copy space. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Forefinger pointing to trauma at shoulder, clavicle X-ray image. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Arm injury. Health care, medical examination concept. Broken bones detection. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Hand holding shoulder, clavicle X-ray image with red point. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Arm injury. Health care, medical examination concept. Black and white. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Hand holding shoulder, clavicle X-ray image. Acromion, acromial end fracture. Arm trauma. Health care, injury diagnostics concept. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Woman wearing arm sling and looking at X-ray image. Female suffering from shoulder, clavicle, acromion fracture, strain. Health care, injury diagnostics concept. High quality photo-stock-foto
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Clavicle, superior surface, human  anatomy-stock-foto
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. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Fig. 205. Normal shoulder (12 years of age) showing epiphysesat head of humerus. Coracoid process Acromial end of clavicle Spine of scapula Suprascapular fossa. Fig. 206.—Diagram to illustrate the anatomical points in Fig. 205. in the tendon of the quadriceps extensor ; two small sesamoid bones in thetendon of the flexor brevis pollicis, opposite the metatarso-phalangeal joint 236 RADIOGEAPHY of the great toe ; and occasionally one at the metatarso-phalangeal jointof the second toe, of the little toe, and, still more rarely, of the third andfourth toes. I-stock-foto
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. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Fig. 240. —Tumour of clavicle (Kadiograph by Dr. R. W. A. Salmond). Sarcoma of acromial end of clavicle. This has the appearance of acystic condition of the bone. It developed rapidly. 276 RADIOGRAPHY Acetabulum Rim of Acetabulum.encircling head. Carcinoma of Bone.—This is usually secondary to a primary focuselsewhere—in the breast, genito-urinary tract, etc. It is generally a latesecondary manifestation, the bones most frequently affected being the ster-num, ribs, and spine. The diseasemay also invade a large joint, orthe shafts of the long bones maybeco-stock-foto
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. Radiography and radio-therapeutics . Fig. 240.—Tumour of clavicle (Radiograph by Dr. R. W. A. Salmond). Sarcoma of acromial end of clavicle. This has the appearance of acystic condition of the Lone. It developed rapidly. 276 RADIOGRAPHY Rim of Acetabulum-encircling head. Carcinoma of Bone.—This is usually secondary to a primary focuselsewhere—in the breast, genito-urinary tract, etc. It is generally a latesecondary manifestation, the bones most frequently affected being the ster-num, ribs, and spine. The diseaseAcetabulum j^^y also invade a large joint, or the shafts of the long bones maybec-stock-foto
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. Röntgen rays and electro-therapeutics : with chapters on radium and phototherapy . Fig. 137.—Fracture of the acromion process, >■ F. (Case of Dr. C. II. Burr.). Fig. 138,—Fracture of the acromial end of the clavicle. (Case of Dr. W. L. Rodman.)-stock-foto
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. Röntgen rays and electro-therapeutics : with chapters on radium and phototherapy . Fig. 138,—Fracture of the acromial end of the clavicle. (Case of Dr. W. L. Rodman.). Tig. 139.—Fractures of the 1st, 2d, 3ci and Uh metatarsal bones and of the 1st phalanx of the great toe.-stock-foto
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. Atlas and epitome of traumatic . Fig. 44.—United fracture of the acromial end of the right clavicle;seen from above and in front. The outer fragment is placed obliquelyon end; the two fragments come together at an angle like the raftersof a roof. (Path.-Anat. Inst., Greifswald.) Among complications there are injuries to the brachialplexus and, more rarely, injuries to the large vessels.Secondary injuries to the plexus may result from pressureof the callus; because, owing to its position on the firstrib, the plexus is unable to get out of the way. It veryrarely happens in fracture of the clav-stock-foto
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. Atlas and epitome of traumatic . ^v. Fir/, la Fig. 1 b /,/t/i.Ans/. /: ReiclihoUl. M FRACTURES OF THE UPPER EXTREMITY. 135 Fracture of the sternal segment of the clavicle is rare,and does not, as a rule, produce any deformity. Fracture of the acromial end of the clavicle sometimesproduces marked deformity, the outer fragment beingalmost placed on end. It may be difficult to apply thebandage so as to keep both fragments in position, but goodreduction and an elastic bandage are required. (B) Dislocations of the Clavicle (a) Sternal dislocation of the clavicle—I e,, dislo-cation of the sternal-stock-foto