Walsh, David · London : Baillière, Tindall and Cox · leaf 226
t the end of the right ring-finger, whichwas painful and swollen for several months,and ultimately became stiff. Except for some awkwardness in writing, he suffered little inconvenience fromthe resulting deformity. Upon presenting himself at a Metro-politan hospital a radiogram was taken, which… … Fig. 87.—Finger ofCricketer, show-ing Absorption ofBone and FibrousAdhesions ofJoint. 168 THE RONTGEN RAYS IN MEDICAL WORK can be inferred that any union between the radial half of thejoint surfaces is certainly fibrous, while that on the ulnar side isprobably of the same nature. The bony changes…
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