War Surgery and Medicine

black and white photograph of broken jaw

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black and white photograph of broken jaw

Fig 1 Treatment of mandibular fracture. (Top left) A fracture in the left mandibular angle with one tooth in the line of fracture, but attached to the short posterior fragment. This tooth was extracted leaving a short edentulous posterior fragment for control. (Top right) Acrylic bite block on the upper jaw, cast metal cap splint on the lower, with extra-oral bars and pins in position on the posterior fragment. (Lower left) Arrangement of plaster head cap, extral-oral bars and Roger Anderson pins. (Lower right) Position of fragments with splinting
(See pages 362, 374)

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Title: War Surgery and Medicine

Author: Stout, T. Duncan M.

Publication details: Historical Publications Branch, 1954, Wellington

Part of: The Official History of New Zealand in the Second World War 1939–1945

This text is the subject of: ‘Something of Them Is Here Recorded’: Official History in New Zealand

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