When the tibia breaks, a strong, strong traction is required, and then it is leveled and placed in its natural position, which is always characteristic of it in a healthy ...
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The femur rarely breaks when it is at full strength, but sometimes a fracture occurs, so that the ends of the femur crumble, sometimes it cracks lengthwise, and sometimes ...
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These bones rarely break because they are very strong. If something strikes them and moves them, but does not break them, then the limit of treatment for them is somethin ...
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It happens that both flints break at the same time, but sometimes one of them breaks. If the fracture is limited to one of the flints, then a fracture of the lower flint ...
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When the humerus is fractured, in most cases it only deviates outward. You should do what needs to be done to return the broken bone to its natural position in a way know ...
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Pavel says: The curves of the vertebrae are sometimes subject to crushing, but as for a fracture, it rarely happens. In this case, the membranes of the spinal cord are co ...
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Seven true ribs can break on both sides, as for the false ones, they can break on the side of the spine, and their other ends, as you know, are costal cartilages, and the ...
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Sometimes a simple crack forms in the sternum, and sometimes a fracture occurs medially. The first damage is recognized by a crunching sound heard when palpating and list ...
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As for the scapula, the wide part of it rarely breaks, and if a fracture of the scapula occurs, it most often affects the edges, sides and processes; when a fracture occu ...
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The collarbone breaks either from a significant weight, or from a sharp fall, or from a strong blow. Restoring the collarbone is a difficult matter and requires caution. ...
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