hand (Fig. 88), the reader will do well tostudy it carefully in detail. The phalanges of the three remain-ing fingers are enlarged and dark, while the usual gaps betweenthe end joints of the middle and ring digits have disappeared.The most likely reading of these recorded facts is that the… … Fig. 88.—Injured Eight Hand of Workman.Mr. Greenliill (early work). MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICATIONS 185 As regards pathological conditions, the following appear to beprobable: 1. Old greenstick fracture (thumb metacarpal). 2. Malunited fracture (right angle, second metacarpal). 3. False joint…
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