Front Matter - The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery

now every surgeon can obtain”Gypsona”
the world’s most widely used plaster of Paris bandage
“Gypsona” bandages long known as quality bandages - are now available to every
physician in the United States. Originally developed in England, this bandage - made
with a unique type of gypsum - has been used in every continent of the world.
To make “Gypsona” conveniently available in the U. S. A., plant capacity and distribu-
tion facilities in the States have recently been greatly expanded.
“Gypsona” is the hallmark of quality in plaster of Paris bandages because they are con-
structed from a specially woven gauze into which the unique gypsum is heavily, yet
finely and evenly impregnated by a special process. “Gypsona” bandages contain just
the right weight proportion of gypsum to cloth, to obtain, with fewer bandages, lighter
yet exceedingly strong casts with a smooth, porcelain-like finish, and long wear.
True, “Gypsona” casts cost more per package but the superior functional performance
effects an over-all economy.
That is the essence of quality achieved with...
Gypsona
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