. The Dental cosmos. ) Feet of boy shown in Fig. 3. Characteristically uneven shoulderblades. with contracted nares and deflected nasalsepta who had also high, narrow palatal breathing, I have found upon more gen-eral examination that in a large number BROWN. UPPER MAXILLARY CEXTRACTION AND KX IA NSIOX. of cases their backs were also irregu-larly formed, one shoulderblade beinglarger than the other, and one of themhigher or lower with a tendency to curv-ature of the spinal column. (Figs. 4-7.)The hands and feet also quite frequentlyshowed irregularities. In the hand,palmar wasting and an enlar
. The Dental cosmos. ) Feet of boy shown in Fig. 3. Characteristically uneven shoulderblades. with contracted nares and deflected nasalsepta who had also high, narrow palatal breathing, I have found upon more gen-eral examination that in a large number BROWN. UPPER MAXILLARY CEXTRACTION AND KX IA NSIOX. of cases their backs were also irregu-larly formed, one shoulderblade beinglarger than the other, and one of themhigher or lower with a tendency to curv-ature of the spinal column. (Figs. 4-7.)The hands and feet also quite frequentlyshowed irregularities. In the hand,palmar wasting and an enlarged thumbwere sometimes conspicuously evident.(Figs. 5 and 6.) One side of the face wassometimes found to be more developedthan the other, the unilateral asymmetrybeing quite outside of that which mightbe expected from irregular teeth features bore a striking resem-blance to the recognized indications ofmuscular dystrophy, which in its pro-gressive form leads to weakness andactual loss of usefulness in mu
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