Club-foot : its causes, pathology, and treatment. Being the essay to which the Jacksonian Prize for 1864, given by the Royal College of Surgeons, was awarded / by William Adams.

  • Adams, William
Date:
1866
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Credit: Club-foot : its causes, pathology, and treatment. Being the essay to which the Jacksonian Prize for 1864, given by the Royal College of Surgeons, was awarded / by William Adams. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    83 Talipes equino-varus of right foot, and talipes equino-valgus of left foot] [378 84 Improved condition of same case as represented in Fig. 83 . 380 85 Severe talipes equinus produced by strunious abscesses in the leg, &c. . 386 86 Improved condition of same case as represented in Fig. 85 . , 387 87 Congenital varus of both feet; skin removed on convexity of feet; cica- trices shown 388 88 Improved condition of same case as represented in Fig. 87 . . 390 89 Congenital talipes varus in an adult • . . . . 392 90 The same foot as Fig. 89 after treatment . . . .393 91 Lateral aspect of same foot, exhibiting the complete equinus form . 393 92 The same foot as represented in Fig. 90, one year from commencement of treatment 394 93 Eelapsed case of congenital varus ..... 397 94 Improved position of same feet as represented in Fig. 93. . . 398 95 Drawing taken from casts of legs, same case as shown in Figs, 93 and 399 96 Severe case of relapsed congenital taHpes varus , . . 401 97 Congenital malformation, and deficiency in length of leg bones below ^''s 406 98 Malformation of legs, deficient length of leg bones below knee, eight toes, on each foot 407 99 Congenital hypertrophy of the right leg, with malformation of the foot. 409 100 Eotation of right leg at knee joint, with the calf of leg and foot directed backwards , 413