Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 208
Fig. 79.—Dr. Beatsons Case of Bifid Terminal Thumb Phalanges. rudiment of another finger, and that the bifurcation of the ungualphalanx indicated how the process would have been completedhad it gone on to a full termination. Congenital absence of the clavicle is a rare deformity, aninstance of… … Dr. Walsh.Fig. 80.—Me. Reeves Case of Defobmed Left Uppee Limb, showing Bony OUTGEOWTH FEOM HlJMEEUS AND DEFICIENCY OF ELBOW-JOINT AND BONESOF FOEEAEM. Right hand shown in Fig. 78.
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