Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 204
Fig. 77.—A Normal Foot bent strongly downwards.Compare with preceding figure. The writer appends an interesting example of polydactylism.The case was kindly placed at his disposal by Dr. Milne, themedical officer of Dr. Barnardos Home in London (Figs. 81and 82). The hands and feet in these… … Dr. Walsh. Fig. 78.—Mr. Reeves Case—Thumbless Right Hand of Patient in Fig. 80. 13 MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICATIONS 159 subject. The hands appear to be wanting in fingers, but theradiogram shows that it is really a case of polydactylism, withsupernumerary thumb. One of the missing fingers,, the…
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