compound fracture

There's a compound fracture above the knee, and a dislocation below.

Boythorn, "the treatment of surgeons aboard ship is such that I would submit the legs--both legs--of every member of the Admiralty Board to a compound fracture and render it a transportable offence in any qualified practitioner to set them if the system were not wholly changed in eight and forty hours!"

But a freak incident during a match saw Collin, who now lives in Miskin, Pontyclun, suffer compound fractures to his leg, which became a life-changing injury due to an infection from dog mess on the pitch.

Incomplete compound fracture at middle of horn (n=5, 8.07%): These cattle were stabilized using circlage wiring followed by impregnation with polymethylmethacrylate at fracture site (Fig.

* Compound fracture femur constituted 13.6% of total compound fractures and only 10.4% of femur fractures were compound.

Because the victim was believed to have suffered a compound fracture of the lower leg, she had to be evacuated.

He was flown home and treated for fractures to his pelvis and lower back, as well as a compound fracture to his elbow.

She suffered a fractured pelvis, ruptured spleen, compound fracture to her leg and arm and a collapsed lung.

Oram was limping badly on his right leg after diving awkwardly in the outfield, and Hira went to hospital for x-rays after suffering a nasty compound fracture of a finger on his left hand while trying to catch a Chris Gayle thunderbolt off his own bowling.

It is interesting that Pott sustained a compound fracture of the tibia after being thrown from his horse two years before publication of his book.

"He had a compound fracture on his left arm and a normal fracture on his right arm which they discovered later I believe.