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Title: Bulletin of the Warren Anatomical Museum
Year: 1910 (1910s)
Authors: Harvard Medical School Whitney, William F
Subjects: Warren Anatomical Museum Anatomy, Pathological Museums Anatomy Pathology
Publisher: Boston : (Harvard Medical School)
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons and Harvard Medical School

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phalanges which must have greatly impeded their motion. There isalso a similar deposit but less extensive at the articulation of the thumb withthe wrist. Dr. Thomas Dwight. 10206. Foot. An articulated foot, dried. There are numerous irregular osseous growths over the surface, especiallyin the neighborhood of the phalangeal articulation. From a man 45 years old Dr. Thomas Dwight. 54 JOINTS.—ARTHRITIS DEFORMANS. 4744. Astragalus. The astragalus, dried. There is a piece of imperfectly developed bone attached to the upper edgeof the articular surface. The joint surface is eburnated and greasy. 1876. 1366. Astragalus. Os Calcis. The astragalus and os calcis, dried.They are partially, but strongly anchylosed, with growths of new boneabout, the edges of the articular surfaces. 1847, Dr. J. C. Warren. 5134. Sacrum, dried. There is strong anterior curvature of the inferior extremity of the sacrum. GOUT. 1694. Joints. The bones of the elbow joint and the articular surfacesof the femur, dried.
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1694. Joints. Gout. The bones are covered with a white, porcelain-like deposit. It was alsofound about the ligaments and tendons of the hands. 1860. Dr. R. M. Hodges. 1698. Hand. Cast in plaster of a hand that was affected with gout. The joints aremuch swollen and the little finger distorted. From a man 59 years old, who was in the hospital for fracture. Habitsintemperate. Gout not recorded. He had had the disease for years, and insome places the white deposit could be seen through the skin. He also wassaid to have had general rheumatism, but it did not prevent him from do-ing the work of a hostler. 1863. Museum Fund. 56 JOTNTS. GOUT.

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