. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . PLATE XX.—Fractcbes at the Ankle-joint. a. Oblique fracture through lower eud of fibula, (a) Lateral, iji) Antero-posterior views h. Fracture of internal and external malleoli, displacement of foot outwards at aukle-joint. c. Fracture of astragalus. d. Fracture dislocation at aukle-joint. e, Fracture lower end of fibula.. PLATE XXI.—Fractokes ok Leg, Ankle, and Foot. ff, Oblique fracture of shaft of tibia, lateral view, shows epiphyses of lower end of tibia anil al.so ofOS calcis. b, Antero-posterior view of tibia and filmln, showing an ob
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. Radiography, x-ray therapeutics and radium therapy . PLATE XX.—Fractcbes at the Ankle-joint. a. Oblique fracture through lower eud of fibula, (a) Lateral, iji) Antero-posterior views h. Fracture of internal and external malleoli, displacement of foot outwards at aukle-joint. c. Fracture of astragalus. d. Fracture dislocation at aukle-joint. e, Fracture lower end of fibula.. PLATE XXI.—Fractokes ok Leg, Ankle, and Foot. ff, Oblique fracture of shaft of tibia, lateral view, shows epiphyses of lower end of tibia anil al.so ofOS calcis. b, Antero-posterior view of tibia and filmln, showing an oblique fracture of shaft of tibia ; and alsoepiphyses at lower end of tibia anil fibula. c, Fracture through shaft of femur ; the bone is rarefied and is probably the seat of secondary carcinoma. d, Fracture of lower end of tibia and fibula, forward dislocation of tibia. e, Fractures of tibia and tibula. /, Fracture of base of second and third metatarsal bone. DISEASES OF BONE 169 (6) Acute infective. (c) Subacute simple or septic. (d) Chronic simple, syphilitic, or tuberculous. When limited to the articular end of a bone in a young person, this issometimes termed epiphysitis. Acute Localised Periostitis is usually the result of traumatism. Itmay end in an inflammatory swelling of the surface of the bone, which latermay cause a superficial abscess. A thickening of th