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Identifier: clevelandmedical12clev (find matches)
Title: The Cleveland medical journal
Year: 1913 (1910s)
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Subjects: Medicine Medicine
Publisher: Cleveland : The Cleveland Medical Journal Company
Contributing Library: Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine
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mine the nature of the supposed injury an X-raywas taken by Dr. Geo. F. Thomas with the result as shown inthe photograph, revealing complete absence of the right femur. A few days after birth the child showed signs of congenitalsyphilis. A Wassermann test of the mothers blood was thenmade and was quite positive. Under treatment the childs con-dition rapidly improved up to the time it left the hospital at twoweeks of age, and at the present writing, April 16, 1913, is livingand apparently healthy. This anomaly appears from the literature to be extremelyrare. Klaussner, in a small volume on malformations of thehuman extremities, published in 1900, refers to but twelve casesreported up to that time, and quotes Grisson to the effect that 322 The Cleveland Medical Journal the combination of normal distally placed bones with a defect ofa centrally located bone is extremely rare. As shown in thephotograph, our case shows this feature. Hoffa, in his work on orthopedic surgery, 1905, refers to
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A. Blenkes collection of sixty-six reported cases of defects ofthe lower extremity, in the majority of which there was merelyabsence of the patella. Billroth is said to have been the first to describe a case oftotal congenital defect of the femur.1110 Euclid Avenue. Treatment of Syphilis—1, Mercurial treatment of less than twoyears duration seldom produces a negative Wassermann reaction. Inmost cases more than two years treatment is necessary. 2, Treatment bysalvarsan is more effectual but where the infection is of over six monthsduration repeated administration is necessary. 3, Potassium iodid doesnot cure syphilis and is never sufficient treatment for a lesion whethersecondary or tertiary.—Gordon Bates and G. S. Strathy in The Universityof Toronto Medical Bulletin, 1913, I, No. 3, p. 6. Hanson—Fetal Abnormality 323 Fetal Abnormality Complicating Delivery By D. S. HANSON, M. D., Cleveland. Having quite recently attended an obstetric case in whichteratological changes of a marke

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