shown in Fig. 123. Dr. Walsh. reproduced in Fig. 128 shows an extra wedge-shaped bone betweenthe first and terminal phalanges of the thumb. Both the end * Scottish Med. and Surg. Journal, September, 1901, p. 198. MEDICAL AND SURGICAL APPLICATIONS 255 phalanges were bifid. There was a family history… … Fia. 128.—Dr. Beatsons Case of Bifid Terminal Thumb Phalanges. distinct nails. Dr. Beatson quotes the statement of Coats that deformities of fingers and toes are to a certain extent interchange-able, the one being transmissible from the other. He also men-tions Gegenbauers definition of the…
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