. Bulletin of the Warren Anatomical Museum . t. 1662. A cast of 1661 after treatment. The foot in good position and the weight borne upon the sole. From a youth. Dr. Buckminster Brown. 10210. Foot. Paralytic Equinus. A cast of a foot before treat-ment, showing a marked extension of the foot and toes, the weight beingborne on the ball of the foot. The toes are turned sharply upward. 10210 A. A second cast showing a good position with the weight borneon the sole. From an adult. Dr. Buckminster Brown. 10212. Foot. Talipes Equinus. A cast of the right foot beforetreatment. It shows a marked degree
. Bulletin of the Warren Anatomical Museum . t. 1662. A cast of 1661 after treatment. The foot in good position and the weight borne upon the sole. From a youth. Dr. Buckminster Brown. 10210. Foot. Paralytic Equinus. A cast of a foot before treat-ment, showing a marked extension of the foot and toes, the weight beingborne on the ball of the foot. The toes are turned sharply upward. 10210 A. A second cast showing a good position with the weight borneon the sole. From an adult. Dr. Buckminster Brown. 10212. Foot. Talipes Equinus. A cast of the right foot beforetreatment. It shows a marked degree of extension of the foot, the toes are spreadwidely apart, and the weight borne upon them and the ball of the foot. 10212 A. A second cast, which shows result of treatment which is fairlygood, the foot not being in exactly a straight line with the ieg, but turnedslightly outward. From a child. Dr. Buckminster Brown. 40 BONES.—CLUB FOOT. 3211. Foot. Chinese. Distortion. A ligamentous preparation ofthe bones of the foot of a Chinese 3211. Foot of a Chinese Woman. It is about 13 cm. long. The os calcis makes a right angle with the restof the foot; its position is very nearly perpendicular, and its form quite irre-gular outwardly and at the insertion of the tendo Achillis. The bones aresmall, but otherwise the foot is well formed, with the exception of someobliquity of the metatarso-phalangeal articulations. 3212. The bones of the other foot. 3213. A shoe worn by a Chinese woman. 1863. Mr. Geo. Sceva. BONES.—CLUB FOOT. 4t 1449. Foot. Injury. A cast of the right foot showing great distor-tion, so that the patient must have walked on the inner surface entirely. Theresult of an old injury, 1450. A cast of 1449 after operation. 1867. Dr. R. M. Hodges. 10092. Feet. Phillipinos. A series of casts of native Phillipinostaken with and without the weight of the body on the foot: 1. Morro. 2. Vargobo. 3. Ignorotti Bantoc. 4. Negritto. 1905. Dr. E. H. Bradford. 8079. Femur. Curvat
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