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RF2C3MC18–Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area, late summer and early autumn Aerial photography scenery
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RM2AFT7GX–. Manual of operative surgery. agalectomy, either complete or incomplete. Only so much of the astragalusought to be removed as will permit of the foot being placed in a good, usefulposition. II. The Astragalus is Fractured as well as Dislocated.—(a) The fractureaffects the neck alone. The separated and dislocated head of the bone may bereduced or removed according to circumstances. (b) The body of the bone is fractured. Astragalectomy is usually the bestprocedure to adopt. In compound (open) dislocation the indications foroperation are much the same as given above. Astragalectomy, then, is ind
RF2C3MCKM–Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area, late summer and early autumn Aerial photography scenery
RF2BNGFP9–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RM2ANJ3ER–Operative surgery, for students and practitioners . of the astragalus thus brought into view.The joint between the head of the astragalus and the scaphoid isopened (tuberosity of the scaphoid is the guide), and also the jointbetween the astragalus and the os calcis (sustentaculum tali) ; afterthis the astragalus is seized with a bone-forceps, and, twisting andat the same time cutting close to the bone, it is removed. In re-secting the ankle-joint for tuberculosis, if the astragalus is diseased,it is well to remove this bone entire. AMPUTATIONS, RESECTIONS, ETC. 80 AxKLE-JOiXT (Koexig).—Tliis i
RM2C1HAE6–Astragalus lentiginosus var scorpionis ME Jones Astragalus lentiginosus var scorpionis ME Jones.
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RF2JGDCW6–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant
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RM2AG7XR3–. The diseases of children : medical and surgical. tched and the peroneishortened. 1 So that valgus is not the exact opposite of varus. Talipes Equino-vartis 729 In equlnus the tendo Achillis and posterior ligament of the ankle jointare shortened and the astragalus is drawn back, so that only the front of thetrochlea is between the malleoli ; there are other less important displace-ments of other tendons. Talipes equinus is said to be an exceedinglyrare condition as a congenital deformity ; we have seen a very pure examplein which intra-uterine pressure marks upon the knees and shoulders werev
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RF2BNG9P5–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RMKNPR6T–Bronze astragalus (knucklebone) MET DP2096 Bronze astragalus (knucklebone) MET DP2096 /256765
RM2AM8D00–The treatment of fractures . Diaphysis of tibia. Epiphysis. Astragalus. Fig. 539.—Normal ankle-joint, showing epiphyses (anteroposterior view). Figures 535—538 inclusive illustrate a reversed Potts de-formity, the foot having moved inward instead of outward aswell as having fallen backward. Treatment.—The indications for treatment are to place theparts in their normal relations, and to maintain them so untilrepair is completed, guarding against both the lateral and theposterior deformities. If for any reason, such as the presenceof very great swelling of the ankle, it is expedient to delay re-
RM2BTTGPH–Astragalus missouriensis Nutt. http://www.inaturalist.org/observations/636793111 Jul 20181
RF2C3MCAP–Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area, late summer and early autumn Aerial photography scenery
RF2RKT1JX–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RM2AFWJY6–. A practical manual of the treatment of club-foot. ng most positively the correctness of my first statement—that thereis no lateral motion at the astragalo-tibial articulation. The lateralmovement of the foot, which appears to take place at this joint,actually occurs at the junction of the os calcis with the astragalus,the latter bone being so firmly embraced by the external and inter-nal malleolus as to permit of no lateral movement whatever. THE NOKMAL FOOT. 15 done by the muscles of the hip, as above described,it follows, as a matter of course, that all the othermotions of the foot, such a
RF2C3MC13–Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area, late summer and early autumn Aerial photography scenery
RF2JGDD4Y–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant
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RMM4M253–Baseline survey for Astragalus barrii Barneby (Barr's milkvetch) and Physaria didymocarpa var. lanata A. Nels (wooly twinpod) in eastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud Counties, Montana (2002) (16046096093)
RM2ANBKW0–A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations . e clinical history of the dislocations by rotation or by renversement is tooincomplete yet to give any hope of their diagnosis being established with pre-cision. I will relate, however, in the way of information, what has been writtenby M. Delorme regarding the signs which, according to his statement, wouldenable one to diagnosticate the dislocations of the astragalus by renversementor upside down. If, in the dislocation without rotation, the two bony borders of the pulley ofthe astragalus be looked for, they begin to be felt very near the h
RF2C3MC52–Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area, late summer and early autumn Aerial photography scenery
RF2BNGJDF–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RMM4M251–Baseline survey for Astragalus barrii Barneby (Barr's milkvetch) and Physaria didymocarpa var. lanata A. Nels (wooly twinpod) in eastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud Counties, Montana (2002) (16046092243)
RM2AFP249–. A practical treatise on fractures and dislocations. y, or longitudinally, or horizontally,or obliquely, or into several pieces, and the fragments may be widelyseparated and dislocated. Fi(4. 338. ^m * ^ ?^ 1 Fracture of the astragalus through the lower articular surface. When there is no displacement or external Avound the diagnosis maybe very difficult, because the symptoms are not distinctive and indicateonly severe injury to the foot, pain, swelling, inability to bear the weightof the body on it, and perhaps crepitus on handling or flexing andextending it. The diagnosis must be made by ex
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RF2BNG7PD–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RMM4M257–Baseline survey for Astragalus barrii Barneby (Barr's milkvetch) and Physaria didymocarpa var. lanata A. Nels (wooly twinpod) in eastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud Counties, Montana (2002) (16665008062)
RM2ANGM9F–Practical hydropathy, including plans of baths and remarks on diet, clothing and habits of life.. . Anterior view of the bonesforming the ankle-joint. 1, lowerend of the tibia; 2, production ofthe tibia, forming the inner ankle;3, lower end of the fibula, formingthe outer ankle; 4, upper part ofthe astragalus: these three bonesform the ankle-joint; 5, 5, 5, otherbones of the tarsus - G, G, 6, 6, 6,metatarsal bones.—Dr. Smith. 400 HANDBOOK OF HYDROPATHY.
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RF2RKT101–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RMM4M256–Baseline survey for Astragalus barrii Barneby (Barr's milkvetch) and Physaria didymocarpa var. lanata A. Nels (wooly twinpod) in eastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud Counties, Montana (2002) (16640088836)
RM2AWFJK3–An introduction to the study of the comparative anatomy of animals . espond to theheel-bone (calcaneum) and ankle-bone (astragalus) in man.The further row of tarsals is very much reduced, consisting oftwo tiny pieces of calcified cartilage. One, a flat piece, liesbetween the common epiphysis of the astragalus and cal-caneum and the metatarsal bones of the foot, and is generallyconsidered to correspond to the cuboid of human anatomy.The other piece is a mere nodule on the inner or astragalarside, and is compared with the navicular bone of humananatomy. The foot has six toes. The first is minute
RM2C1HAH4–Astragalus moellendorfii var kansuensis E Peter Astragalus moellendorfii var kansuensis E Peter.
RF2C3MCKD–Wuhan Huangpi Mulan Tianchi Scenic Area, late summer and early autumn Aerial photography scenery
RF2RKT0YH–Astragalus close-up. Also called milk vetch, goat's-thorn or vine-like. Spring green background. Wild plant.
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RMM4M254–Baseline survey for Astragalus barrii Barneby (Barr's milkvetch) and Physaria didymocarpa var. lanata A. Nels (wooly twinpod) in eastern Big Horn and southwestern Rosebud Counties, Montana (2002) (16458718367)
RM2AXGPMM–Annals of surgery . f the facet for articulation with the fibulabeing covered with glistening cartilage it was covered by con-nective tissue. The outer part of the articulation surface of thedeformed astragalus, as it articulated with the scaphoid, was dis-tinctly diminished in size. The inter-articular ligament betweenthe astragalus and os calcis was rudimentary. It is interesting to note that the plane of the superior articu-lating surface of the os calcis was oblique, and faced inward andupward in the deformed foot, and that the depth of the os calciswas considerably greater on the outer th
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