A Treatise On Diseases of the Bones
A Treatise On Diseases of the Bones
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This seemed clearly to be the inner surface of the periosteum, which had been adherent to the rough deposit on the surface of the bone, and from which, beyond a doubt, the deposit had been poured out. There was no osseous de- posit in the periosteum, and no surrounding ossification, as might be expected around so large a sequestrum ; in short, nothing but thickened tissues represented the involucrum. . . . The examination of the jaw showed the whole bone to be dead, but not much altered from it...s natural appearance. On the outer and inner surfaces of the jaw there was an irregular, granular, stalagmitic deposit of bone, somewhat firmly adhe- rent to the dead surface underneath, and looking better organ- ized and more osseous in its appearance than the pumice- like deposit as it is usually described. The deposit was in laminae more or less complete, and varied in thickness from a line to nearly half an inch. ... In the main this deposit was adherent to the dead surface of the bone by a sort of mechani- cal adhesion, but in some points, particularly at its edges, there was a thin membrane between them, so that, while the whole was wet, some motion could be made between the bone 176 DISEASES OF BONE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This seemed clearly to be the inner surface of the periosteum, which had been adherent to the rough deposit on the surface of the bone, and from which, beyond a doubt, the deposit had been poured out. There was no osseous de- posit in the periosteum, and no surrounding ossification, as might be expected around so large a sequestrum ; in short, nothing but thickened tissues represented the involucrum. . . . The examination of the jaw showed the whole bone to be dead, but not much altered from it...s natural appearance. On the outer and inner surfaces of the jaw there was an irregular, granular, stalagmitic deposit of bone, somewhat firmly adhe- rent to the dead surface underneath, and looking better organ- ized and more osseous in its appearance than the pumice- like deposit as it is usually described. The deposit was in laminae more or less complete, and varied in thickness from a line to nearly half an inch. ... In the main this deposit was adherent to the dead surface of the bone by a sort of mechani- cal adhesion, but in some points, particularly at its edges, there was a thin membrane between them, so that, while the whole was wet, some motion could be made between the bone 176 DISEASES OF BONE.
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