Bloodless Reposition of the Congenitally Dislocated Hip Joint Versus ARTHROTOMY.WITH Statistics of 34 Cases Operated on by Dr. Lorenz During His Visit to the United States in 1902.

Abstract

ferred from there to me. My assistant, Dr. Heckmann, diag¬ nosticated a slight bulging of the right side of the neck and a corresponding osseous tumor which could be traced from the spinal column to the neighborhood of the sternoclavicular joint. Pulsation was marked. After Dr. Heckmann had con¬ firmed his diagnosis of accessory cervical rib by means of the Roentgen plate ( Fig. 1 )