Modern surgery, general and operative . Tnmetrical spots of thickening upon the parietal andfrontal bones (natiform skulls). In the long bones osteophytes are frequentlyformed. In some cases osteophytes grow from the epiphysis, and in con-sequence deformity and impaired function are noted and a certain amount1 Coutts, in Brit. Med. Jour., 1894, p. 1643. 344 Syphilis, or Pox. Fig. 138.—Dactylitis. of ankylosis may occur. This condition of osteophytic growth from an ep-iphysis was called by Fournier arthropathie deformant. A child with preco-cious hereditary syphilis is apt to die, but if it liv
Modern surgery, general and operative . Tnmetrical spots of thickening upon the parietal andfrontal bones (natiform skulls). In the long bones osteophytes are frequentlyformed. In some cases osteophytes grow from the epiphysis, and in con-sequence deformity and impaired function are noted and a certain amount1 Coutts, in Brit. Med. Jour., 1894, p. 1643. 344 Syphilis, or Pox. Fig. 138.—Dactylitis. of ankylosis may occur. This condition of osteophytic growth from an ep-iphysis was called by Fournier arthropathie deformant. A child with preco-cious hereditary syphilis is apt to die, but if it lives from six months to one yearthe symptoms for a time disappear, and for years the disease may be is difficult after the third or fourth year, especially if the disease beassociated with rickets or tuberculosis. When later symptoms arise they maybe various, namely: noises in the ears, often followed by deafness; interstitialkeratitis; synovitis in any joint, particularly painless but marked symmetricaleffusion in the knee-joints, with trivial functional disturbance; ossifying nodes;developmental osseous defects; suppurative periostitis; ulcerations; death of bone; falling in of the nose; ner-vous maladies; occasionally sar-cocele, dactylitis, etc. Dactylitis (Fig. 138) iscommon in hereditary is a superficial and a deepform (see p. 33
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