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Anomalies and Curiosities of Medicine

CHAPTER II
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Owen mentions an instance in which the left arm and hand of a fetus were found in a state of putrescence from strangulation, the funis being tightly bound around at the upper part.

Simpson published an article on spontaneous amputation of the forearm and rudimentary regeneration of the hand in the fetus.

Among other contributors to this subject are Avery, Boncour, Brown, Ware, Wrangell, Young, Nettekoven, Martin, Macan, Leopold, Hecker, Gunther, and Friedinger.
Wygodzky finds that the greatest number of coils of the umbilical cord ever found to encircle a fetus are 7 (Baudelocque), 8 (Crede), and 9 (Muller and Gray).

His own case was observed this year in Wilna.

The patient was a primipara aged twenty.


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