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March 20, 1937BMJOpen Access

Industrial Aspect of Fractures of Os Calcis

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From an industrial point of view the os calcis presents a problem as important as it is complex. Excluding those in children, two out of every hundred fractures in the body involve the os calcis and occur in wage-earning men at a time when they have dependent families and can least afford the loss which may follow such an injury. TABLE I Age_Percentage Percentage Age [ of Total (63) Age of Total (63) 10-15 . .2

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B. McFarland (1937) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a953b492dd91e6efbf226c8 https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.1.3976.607

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