it to be com-posed either of spongy bone or ofcartilage that has undergonepartial ossification, the areas ofthe latter being shown by darkermottlings. An interesting pointis that the form of the growthis distinctly traceable where itoverlies the darker phalanx. This lighter shade may be due to its… … Fig. 131.—Ossifying Enchondromaof Finger, of Old Standing:following Injury. Messrs. Allen and Hanbury. 264 TEE RONTGEN RAYS IN MEDICAL WORK A good example of exostosis of the tibia causing pressuredeformity and absorption of the fibula has been kindly contributedby Mr. Eobert Jones, F.R.C.S., of…
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