The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 81
ow the child repeats his name Johnny distinctly, and the mother recently told me that there are some other words which it pronounces better now than before the operation. Case II. — Miss P., of Richmond, Virginia, a weak and delicate little girl, get. 15, had a complete cleft of the hard and soft… … the upper maxillae caused the two canine teeth to be rather close together. Crowded upward and outward, and concealed high up under the lip, there were two rudimentary incisor teeth, which projected outward, and con- stantly irritated the lip. The loss of a portion of the intermaxillary bone, and…
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