Revue médicale de Chicago et de l'examinateur . r est coupée, le fin étendu sur la ban-dage (à une Fig. 1). De la même manière, spirale tourne sont alors madearound la partie latérale de l'extérieur du triangle. L'objectof le rouleau en spirale et de l'application étroite est de doubler upthe trois bandes qui constituent les côtés de l'triangularband et à transformer ces bandes en deux round, slendercolumns, et que nous pourrions appeler de plâtre à échasses. La force du pilotis sera augmenté, et leur aspect très im-prouvé par leur revêtement de plâtre de lissage et la crème.Après le pilotis près de la cheville ar

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Chicago medical journal and examiner . r is cut out, the end spread on the ban-dage (at a Fig. 1). In the same way, spiral turns are then madearound the external lateral portion of the triangle. The objectof the spiral roller and of the tight application is to double upthe three strips which constitute the sides of the triangularband and to transform these bands into two round, slendercolumns, which we may call plaster stilts. The strength ofthe stilts will be increased, and their appearance greatly im-proved by coating and smoothening them with plaster cream.After the stilts near the ankle are completed, a second pair is, in like manner, made up under the knee, corresponding withthe upper block-pillar. After a few hours, the stilts will be dryand hard, and then, taking away the blocks, the surgeon willfind that the leg is very securely and comfortably supported bythe plaster-stilts, on a level from six to eight inches above theboard—plaster-bandage, stilts and board forming one wholeimmovable apparatus. (Fig. 2.) Fig. 2.. When I first employed the method here described, I madethree pair of stilts, also one single one, reaching from the soleof the foot to the lower end of the board. (Fig. 3, ?.) I alsothought it necessary to make the stilts of five longitudinal andtwo spiral layers of roller bandage, and to coat all these with alarge quantity of plaster cream. Of course, I produced a veryheavy and clumsy apparatus. Later, I learned, with much aston-ishment, that even a slender column thus constructed, had allthe strength required. Even three stilts, two at the knee-joint, and one extending from the foot to the lower edge of theboard, (Fig. 3, i), would be sufficiently strong to support a leg, BEST POSTURE IN CASE OF COMPOUND FRACTURE. ±91 but as the single stilt necessitates much extra labor to fastenit to the board, its construction is more tedious and less expe-ditious than that of a pair of stilts at the region of the ankles.Therefore, after my experience, I wou

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