* * Clinical Medicine, vol. i., New Sydenham Societys transla-tion, 1867, p. 375. ANALYSIS OF THE CONVULSIYE HAND. 157 Let US now analyze this posture due to tetany,and observe and describe the characteristic con-stituents of the posture, and see if these elementsoccur in other less-marked cases.… … Fig. 19.—The Hand in Fright. stronger prevail in causing the general flexion.This posture is antithetical to the hand in fright. Hand iu fright.Wrist Extended Hand in convulsions.Flexed Metacarpo-phalangeals . .First and second internodesTlnimb, metacarpo-phalan- geal „ ; internode . . .Phalanges,…
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