Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Dublin Journal of Medical Science, Vol. 119: January to June, 1905
But this having been tried and found wanting, we have gone a step further in England. Professor Wright, of Manchester, some twenty years ago, led the way in what was deemed a further advance which would give better results than excision in the case of children. The angges tion that we might remove the disease and at the same time preserve the mobility of the joint is a very attractive one, and there have been many followers of his practice in all parts of the world.
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