. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . Subacute or chronic articular c articular rheumatism, with nodular enlargement of interphalangeal joints. (Stengel. that a goutv subject under his care used his joints to keep tally whileplaying cards. Hetjerdens Nodes. (Haygarths Nodosities.) The term end-joint DEVIATIONS IN POSITIONAND SHAPE. 195 arthritis is also applied to this condition. This node belongs to the firstof the three divisions of rheumatoid arthritis proposed by Charcot Thenodules develop gradually at the sidesof the distal phalanges. The s
. A practical treatise on medical diagnosis for students and physicians . Subacute or chronic articular c articular rheumatism, with nodular enlargement of interphalangeal joints. (Stengel. that a goutv subject under his care used his joints to keep tally whileplaying cards. Hetjerdens Nodes. (Haygarths Nodosities.) The term end-joint DEVIATIONS IN POSITIONAND SHAPE. 195 arthritis is also applied to this condition. This node belongs to the firstof the three divisions of rheumatoid arthritis proposed by Charcot Thenodules develop gradually at the sidesof the distal phalanges. The subjectmay be in good health, or may havehad attacks of gout, or have sufferedfrom acid dyspepsia. At first the jointsmay be a little swollen and swelling and tenderness may beperiodic, and the size may be increasedwith each fresh paroxysm. The tuber-cles are seen at the side of the dorsalsurface of the second phalanx, the cor-responding cartilage becomes soft, theends of the bone may be eburnated. Amoderate anchylosis takes place. Thenodules are often considered of goodprognostic omen; it is even sai
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