Dislocation of the shoulder
event · 2 works · 2 mentions · 7 anchored passages
bone of the shoulder dislocated · dislocation at the shoulder-joint · dislocation into the armpit · dislocation of the shoulder
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De articulis
The central medical condition of the passage: dislocation of the humerus from the shoulder joint, its causes, diagnosis, reduction, and aftercare.
Those who are subject to frequent dislocations at the shoulder-joint, are for the most part competent to effect the reduction themselves;
In cases of dislocation those persons who are not attacked with inflammation of the surrounding parts, can use the shoulder immediately without pain, and do not think it necessary to take any precautions with themselves;
When, then, a dislocation into the armpit takes place, seeing it is of frequent occurrence, many persons know how to reduce it, for it is an easy thing to teach all the methods by which physicians effect the reductions, and the best manner of applying them.
Vectiarius
Downward dislocation of the humerus at the shoulder joint, with associated diagnostic signs and several reduction techniques.
When the acromion is torn away, the appearance is the same as in dislocation of the shoulder;
In congenital dislocations the nearest bones are most shortened, as is the case with persons who are weasel-armed;