Southern medicine and surgery [serial] . eel cord tenotomy, left footstabilized. June 17, 1923—Manipulation—Bothfeet. Some improvement in alignmentgained. Sept. 4, 1923—Casts removed. Tohave massage, exercises and shoes. Nov. 6, 1923—Reports to clinic for ob-servation. Feet holding much improved. Return in oneyear. (Whether in this case the blind-ness is a part of the picture of the dis-ease or whether it really is the result ofan accident we are not able to say. Thefamily dates the blindness from an ac-cident.)Case No. 2—C. B. Age 12. Family History—Father and motherliving and
Southern medicine and surgery [serial] . eel cord tenotomy, left footstabilized. June 17, 1923—Manipulation—Bothfeet. Some improvement in alignmentgained. Sept. 4, 1923—Casts removed. Tohave massage, exercises and shoes. Nov. 6, 1923—Reports to clinic for ob-servation. Feet holding much improved. Return in oneyear. (Whether in this case the blind-ness is a part of the picture of the dis-ease or whether it really is the result ofan accident we are not able to say. Thefamily dates the blindness from an ac-cident.)Case No. 2—C. B. Age 12. Family History—Father and motherliving and well. One sister living andwell. One sister paralyzed from waistdown, age 14. Three brothers livingand well. One sister dead, diphtheriaand pneumonia. Past History—Normal delivery, breastfed, grew and thrived. At ten years ofage parents noticed that childs feetwere not normal. Seen at clinic and ad-vised to file an application for admissionto hospital. June 10, 1924—Admitted to Phys—Upper Extremities—. Case II. C. H. Before and after operativetreatment of feet. Very well developed, good function,slightly prominent scapulae. Spine—No curvature. Lower Extremities—Thighs very well and equally flexion deformity of the hips orknees. Some atrophy of both feet are deformed in a very similarway. Moderately contracted heel cordswith each foot in cavus, and forefoot invarus deformity. Great toes hyperex-tended. Hypertrophy of the outer as-pect of the medio-tarsus. Procedure for Treatment—Heel cordtenotomy, club-foot type foot stabiliza-tion, plantar fasciotomy, manipulation. June 13, 1924—Operation—Heel cordtenotomy, plantar fasciotomy, club-foottype, foot stabilization, right. July 11, 1924—Operation—Left, heelcord tenotomy, plantar fasciotomy, club-foot type of stabilization, transplanta-tion of the anterior tibial tendon into thecentre of the tarsus. Aug. Id, 1924—Manipulation—Bothfeet. Aug. 29, 1924—Lift
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