This biographical sketch on William Arbuthnot Lane corresponds to the historic text, The Classic: The Operative Treatment of Fractures, available at DOI 10.1007/s11999-009-0860-4. Sir William Arbornnot Lane was born July 4, 1856, in Fort George, Inverness, Scotland [ 2, 7].
These results are similar to those shown by the data collected by Rowley and Brown [ 3] in their classic post-operative vomiting study of 1183 children after surgery.
Although recent case series suggest a low complication rate with nonoperative management, the classic paradigm of preventive operative resection remains.
The writer still wrote "Nest of Angels" as a classic spy story, where an operative goes undercover to subvert a villainous operation.
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To achieve an outcome comparable with the traditional radical method in terms of oncologic safety, and an improved post-operative quality of life, we modified the classic triple-incision technique and suggested it as an alternative for these patients.
This Classic article is a reprint of the original work by William Arbuthnot Lane, The Operative Treatment of Fractures.
A classic example is a review of transcutaneous nerve stimulation for post-operative pain relief.
The classic example is Men In Black, where Tommy Lee Jones inducts him as a secret government operative, symbolically replacing his bright, urban streetwear with an anonymous business suit.
It was symmetry — two big nations, armed to the teeth, sending brilliant, cynical operatives out to do their shadowy dirty work — that defined the classic spy game in, for instance, the novels of John le Carré.
