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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery WELCOMES ARTICLES WHICH CONTRIBUTE TO SURGICAL SCIENCE FROM ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD Manuscripts submitted for publication in the AMERICAN VOLUME should be sent to The Editor, The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgeiy, 8 The Fenway, Boston 15, Massachusetts. Manuscripts submitted for publication in the BRITISH VOLUME should be sent to The Editor, The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, 82 Portland Place, London, W.1, England. INFORMATION FOR CONTRIBUTORS TO THE AMERICAN VOLUME #{149} Articles are accepted only for exclusive publication in The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. #{149} Publication does not constitute official endorsement of opinions presented in articles. #{149} Articles published and their illustrations become the property of The Journal. Careful attention to the following suggestions can save much time and correspondence. WHEN YOU SUBMIT AN ARTICLE PLEASE SEND: 1. TIlE ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT. Keep a copy. The original manuscript of an accepted article will not be returned. Several editors report on every manuscript. One or two extra copies sent to us will accelerate this procedure. 2. BIBLIOGRAPHY, alphabetical, of references made in text only. Please refer to bibliographies in this copy of The Journal and follow style exactly. 3. LEGENDS for all illustrations submitted, listed in order. 4. ILLUSTRATIONS a. Black and white glossy prints of photographs. b. Direct-contact glossy prints from the original roentgenograms, not prints from secondary negatives. c. Original drawings or charts. d. Magnification of photomicrographs. NOTES ON PREPARATION OF MANUSCRIPT #{149} Manuscripts must be typewritten, double-spaced with wide margins. #{149} Write out figures under 100 except percentages, degrees. or figures expressed in decimals. #{149} Direct quotations should include exact page numbers on which quotation appeared in book or article. NOTES ON PREPARATION OF ILLUSTRATIONS COPYRIG1I’l’ #{149} Number all illustrations. #{149} Indicate top plainly. #{149} \Vrite author’s name on the back of each one. #{149} l’uit dates or initials in Legends, not on prints. #{149} Send prints unmounted or mounted only with rubber cement. Paste or glue will damage prints. #{149} I)rawings, charts, and lettering on prints should be done with black India ink. Use white India ink on black backgrounds. #{149} Make lettering large enough to be read when drawings are reduced. #{149} When submitting an illustration which has appeared elsewhere give full information about previous publication, credit to be given, and state whether or not permission to reproduce has been obtained. Material appearing in The Journal is covered by copyright. As a general rule permission will be given to reputable medical journals to reprint anything in these pages, if permission is first obtained from The Journal and if the material used is properly credited to The Journal. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE WRITE TO THE EDITOR 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS (Continued from page 1) Developmental A nonialy of the Lateral Malleolus Simulating Fracture. By R. G. B. Bjornson, M.D., New York, N. V . . 128 ()steochondrodystrophy as a Result of or in Relation to Pseudo-Hypoparathyroidism. By George J. Garceau, .I.I)., and lI’alluce E. huller, M.D., Indianapolis, Indiana 131 Operative Treatment of Osteochondritis of the Tibial Tuherele. By J. E. M. Thomson, 1!.D., Lincoln, Nebraska 142 The Etiology of Pre-Adolescent Kyphosis. By Albert Barnett Ferqii.son, Jr., Ml)., Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 149 Avulsion of the Insertion of the Biceps Brachii. Report of a Case. By TV. B. Fischer, Ml)., and L. A. Shepanek, M.D., Chicago, Illinois 158 Bone Metabolism. II. Toxicity and Metabolism of Radioactive Strontium (Sr90) in Rats. By Robert D. Ray, 111.1)., Ph.D.; Duncan M. Thomson, Phi).; Norvelle K. Wolff, MS.; and Duane L.aViolette, B.S., Seattle, Washington 160 Late Effects (Twenty-Five to Forty Years) of the Early Medical and Industrial Use of Radioactive Materials. Their Relation to the More Accurate Establishment of Maximum Permissible Amounts of Radioactive Elements in the Body. Part II. By Lieutenant W. B. Looney, Medical Corps, United States Naval Reserve. . 175 An Improved Prosthesis for a Syme Amputation. By Rex L. Diveley, !.D., and Richard H. Kiene, M.D., Kansas City, Missouri 219 A Fracture Cart. By Ralph 7’. Lidge, M.D., Chicago, Illinois 222 Functional Wrist Splint. By Odon F. von Werrswetz, M.D.; Randolph N. Witt, Certified Orthotist; and Rose Elliott, B.A., 0TH., Gonzales, Texas 224 An Instrument for Use in Extracting Rush Pins. By Ben Fox, M.D., Marion, Illinois, and Kenneth Van Lente, Ph.D., Carbondale, Illinois 225 A Practical Method for Extracting Impacted Intramedullary Nails. Proceedings: By Wayne 0. Southwick, M.D., and George N. Austin, M.D., Baltimore, Maryland 226 Dedication of the New Hospital for Special Surgery 227 New Jersey Orthopaedic Society 232 The American Orthopaedic Association 234 Kellogg Speed 245 News Notes 247 List of Advertisers A(1V. 51 Addresses of Contributors Cover III Subscription Rates/or 1956 AMERICAN AND BRITISH VOLUMES - Combination price $20.00 or .(‘6.00.0 American Volume, $13.00 or .C4.00.0 British Volume, .C3.00.0 or $10.00. Published January, April, June, July, October, December Published February, May, August, November All subscription rates include postage. Checks should be made payable to The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery, Inc. Microfilms of the American Volumes are available to regular subscribers through University Microfilms, 313 North First Street, Ann Arbor, Michigan. THE JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SURGERY American Office British Office 8 The Fenway, Boston 15, Massachusetts, U. S. A. 82 Portland Place, London, W. 1, England 3 PAGE
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