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Liebe Liebe

Hier die Bilder einer Patientin mit V.a. "septische Luxation???!!" (Zitat Radiologiebericht), Orthopäde ist überfragt.

Wie lautet Ihre/ eure Diagnose? Wie würdet ihr vorgehen?

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2020-05-28

my style is ;;;; somewhat disappointing on this regard ;;;

He always has it a little low, but in a lot of the pictures it's hard to tell ;;;

(the, uh, Magnus Archives AU pic is a little unorthodox, but hopefully works?)

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2020-05-28

Zaecharie vs Zacharie
Pas la même orthographe, zéro perso n'as la même que mon prénom 😐 https://t.co/eiwrKVjEyK

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2020-05-28

For Honor

By watchara horthong

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2020-05-24

Last night I did an orthographic of this bab. Really enjoyed working on him!

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2020-05-24

New Ep with is live! We talk about Alt Art, potential visual cues for future story (tin foil hat time!) and the artistic direction of MTG. It was a blast having Vorthos Mike on the show and you should check it out! https://t.co/qhUTXnhSdK

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2020-05-23

09. Weirdest OC
This is a tough one, but if I based the decision off of design alone, it would be Cherry. She doesn't look so strange on her own, but she's an unusual blend of a Latias and a body shape that a normal Latias does not have. I guess it's more unorthodox that "weird."

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2020-05-22

Advert for Sayre's Apparatus, 1882. Patient would be suspended by the head and axillae, and wrapped in a plaster-of-Paris jacket. First used by American orthopaedic surgeon Lewis Sayre in 1874 in the treatment of Pott's disease

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2020-05-20

Thank you Morthoso🖍️😂
I'll have a good dream😏

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2020-05-20

※妄想魔改造ボディorthoくん
イデオルのおふぇらもどき、chinchinが雑 https://t.co/lFa6qSdy7E

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2020-05-19

Girard Through the Eyes
of Charles Eames

These images are from a November 1952 House & Home profile of Alexander Girard’s Grosse Pointe home as sketched and photographed by his good friend Charles Eames, “an unorthodox attempt to explain the special character of Girard’s work.”

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2020-05-18