. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. 2. Case I. articular surfaces being completely destroyedand replaced by an irregular density. Themetacarpo-phalangeal joint of the right ringfinger is normal except for slight narrowingof the joint space. The interphalangeal jointspresent various degrees of the same pro-cesses. Some of the interphalangeal jointsdescribed in the metacarpo-phalangeal jointsare normal in appearance. Others, espec-ially the proximal interphalangeal jointsof the fourth and fifth phalanges of the lefthand, are more or less obliterate
. The American journal of roentgenology, radium therapy and nuclear medicine . Fig. 2. Case I. articular surfaces being completely destroyedand replaced by an irregular density. Themetacarpo-phalangeal joint of the right ringfinger is normal except for slight narrowingof the joint space. The interphalangeal jointspresent various degrees of the same pro-cesses. Some of the interphalangeal jointsdescribed in the metacarpo-phalangeal jointsare normal in appearance. Others, espec-ially the proximal interphalangeal jointsof the fourth and fifth phalanges of the lefthand, are more or less obliterated and re- ular nodular thickenings. The larger ar teries of the forearms and wrists are : The plantar arches are high. Thereis a moderate amount of bony atrophy of allthe bones of the feet. The tarsal bones pre-sent a mottled appearance due to smallareas of alternating increased and decreaseddensity. The tarsal joint spaces are nar-rowed ; some of them are obliterated and re-placed by irregular lines of increased den-sity. All these changes are more pronouncedin
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