Analysis and Interpretation of Skeletal Trauma

Nancy C. Lovell

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Ossification of Soft Tissues Extrinsically Induced Abnormal Shape or Contour Dislocation Fracture Skull Fractures Facial Fractures Fractures of Flat and Irregular Bones Long Bone Fractures Fracture Healing Complications of Healing Interpreting the Cause of Injury Acknowledgments References

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