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" Club-feet, splay feet, where the arch is so far effaced that the tuberosity of the scaphoid bone touches the ground, and the line of station runs along the whole internal border of the foot, with great prominence of the inner ankle ; but ordinary large,... "
Manual of the medical officer of the army of the United States: Recruiting ... - Page 98
by Charles Stuart Tripler - 1858 - 117 pages
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A Manual of instructions for enlisting and discharging soldiers

Roberts Bartholow - 1864 - 288 pages
...phalanx of a toe upon a second, with anchylosis of this articulation. 49. Club feet, splay feet, where the arch is so far effaced that the tuberosity of...of station runs along the whole internal border of the foot, with great prominence of the inner ankle; but ordinary, large, illshaped or flat feet do...
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The American Annual Cyclopædia and Register of Important Events ...

Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1864 - 878 pages
...phalanx of a toe upon a second with anclivlosis of this articulation. 49. Club feet ; splay feet, where the arch is so far effaced that the tuberosity of...of station runs along the whole internal border of tho foot, with great prominence of the inner ankle ; but ordinary, lurgc, illshaped or flat feet do...
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The Chicago Medical Journal, Volume 20

Medicine - 1868 - 596 pages
...phalanx of a toe upon a second, with anchylosis of this articulation. 49. Club-feet, splay feet, where the arch is so far effaced that the tuberosity of...scaphoid bone touches the ground, and the line of the station runs along the whole internal border of the foot, with great prominence of the inner amide...
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An Epitome of Tripler's Manual and Other Publications on the Examination of ...

Charles Stuart Tripler - Armies - 1890 - 142 pages
...believe them the subjects of this defect. Club-feet are always positive disqualifications. Splay-feet. The foot that renders a man unfit for service is that in which the arch is so far effaced that the entire inner border of the foot rests upon the ground ; the inner ankle is very prominent, as is also...
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