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English: Case V (Dr. Hutchison's case). H. F., female, 5. (Plate 35, Fig. 17.) Parents
English. Youngest of seven, others normal; two died in infancy. Three mis- carriages, one a monster with head like a cow'. Full term child. Was born with prominent eyes and misshapen head. Previous health good. Never fits. Oxycephalic head with flat occiput, prominent bregmatic region. Exophthalmos, divergent squint, defective vision, optic disks atrophic. Mouth-breather ; palate highly arched; superior maxilla shortened from before backwards. Elbows could not be fully extended as in Case I; internal condyle prominent. The skiagram showed thickening of the heads of both radius and ulna. Thumbs shortened ; first phalanx curved outwards as in Case IV; only two phalanges in left index finger, one long and a short terminal. Toes webbed and great toes very short. Intelligence good. Taste and hearing good: sense of smell appears to be defective. Skiagram of head not obtained. |
| Date | between 1910 and 1911 |
| Source | "On Oxycephaly", Th Quarterly Journal of Medicine, Volume IV |
| Author | H. Morley Fletcher |
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