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Excerpt from Notes on the Modern Treatment of Fractures
N O injuries require more careful and judicious treatment than fractures; and in no branch of surgical therapeutics is the exercise of common sense followed by more satisfactory results than in the treatment of these lesions. A blind reli ance upon therapeutic dogmas and the adoption of routine measures, without due consideration of the mechanical and pathological problems presented, have led to many disasters in this department of surgery. The essays brought together in this little volume represent the views announced at vari ous times by the author, who has always believed that inde pendent thinking leads to the abandonment of false theories, and aids in the search for truth. Some alterations have been made in the papers to bring them into accord with the author's present views.
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