LUXATION

n. Lu4x-a'sh'n. Lat., luxatio (from luxare, to dislocate). Fr., I. Ger., L. See DISLOCATION. Linsen1' (Ger.). See ECTOPIA lent is and LCXATIO lent is. L. aiit-scapboldienne (Fr.). A dislocation of the cuneiform bones. [L, 88 (o, 34).] L. de l'cell(Fr.). See LUXATIO bulb i.l,. du cris tall in (Fr.). See ECTOPIA lent is and LUXATIO lent is. L's femoro-tibiale traumatiques (Fr.). A dislocation of the upper end of the tibia. [L, 88 (a, 34).l L. ischio-pubienne (Fr.). An ischio-pubic 1. of the femur. [L, 88 (a, 34).] L. morbide (Fr.). Dislocation as a result of disease. [L, 87 (o, 39).] [s. 678]