Mollities ossium : (malakosteon, osteo-malacia, osteo-sarcosis, Knochen-Erweichung, rachitismus adultorum, rickets, or softening of the bones in the adult) / by Joseph Jones.

  • Jones, Joseph, 1833-1896.
Date:
1869
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Credit: Mollities ossium : (malakosteon, osteo-malacia, osteo-sarcosis, Knochen-Erweichung, rachitismus adultorum, rickets, or softening of the bones in the adult) / by Joseph Jones. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by The Royal College of Surgeons of England. The original may be consulted at The Royal College of Surgeons of England.

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    Table.—Chemical Composition of Diseased Bones in Rachitis, Caries, Necrosis, Osteoposis, Sclerosis, Exostosis, Osteoid Tumor, Arthritis, and Callus. By Lehmann, Ragsby, Von Bibra, Pelouze, Valentin, Lassaigne, Marchand, and Simon. Author of Aualysis. Disease. Lehmann, i 4 Rachitis a ti Kagsby, “ child Von Bibra, ii it Pelouze & it ii Fleming, (4 H ti ti ii ii it ti ii i t it ti it it ii Marchand, ti it 4 ( ii it ti it if it ii ti Valentin, t t Caries, man it “ girl it 4 i it Von Bibra, “ man 4 4 t i »• ii it ti it ft it ft it ti if “ woman it “ man it “ girl ii “ woman “ man Necrosis fi ft ii i c it fi Ragsby, Osteoposis Sclerosis, man ii ii ii if ii ii ii ll ll Lassaigne, ii “ syphilitic Exostosis Simon, ii Osteoid tumor ii ll ii Marchand, Arthritis, toplia- ii ceous deposit ft i< Lehmann, Arthritis, chronic Ii gout ft it a tt Lassaigne Callosities a ii Bones. Phosphate of lime and Huoride of calcium. Carbonate of lime. Tibia 32 04 4 01 tt 26.94 4.88 ii 2S.13 3.75 Scapula A-humerus 1.1.60 2.66 Ulna 48 S3 7.42 Dorsal vertebra 13 60 1.13 it 13 25 5.95 Ribs 33 80 4 60 Cranium 26.02 5.40 Radius 2S 11 6.35 Fern nr 23.50 5.07 Patella 23.23 5.03 Vertebra! 12.56 3.20 Radius 15.11 3.15 Femur 14.7S 3 00 Tibia 31 38 6.63 Vertebras 33.91 7.60 Femur 39.39 4.62 Tibia 45.45 5.68 Metacarpi 49 77 7.24 Metacarpal bones 31.36 4.07 41 4 4 49.36 s.os 51.53 5.44 Femur 54.98 5 97 •* 45.14 5.03 Patella 39.22 6 87 Tarsus 45 77 3.77 Vertebra! 44.05 3.45 Tibia 47.79 6.44 Phalanges 72.63 4.03 Bone 60.77 4.03 Fracture 67.33 4.03 Crauium 55.80 5.59 “ 54.10 10.4.5 ii 43.20 7.45 ti 50.29 7.20 ti 5.5.52 5.95 Femur 53.21 8.30 < 4 57.20 6.50 Thickened bone 36.3 6.5 Exostosis 30 0 14.0 Knee-bone 3S 85 2.70 4 4 8.00 0 62 ii 9 20 0.64 Femur 42.12 8.24 Radius and ulna 43 18 8.50 \ ii 3.5.16 8.41 ti 35.83 9 82 if 37.02 S.99 it 33 3 5.7 a 32.5 6.2 Phosphate of magnesia. Salts insoluble in water. Cartilage. Fat. Organic matter. 0.98 0.75 54 84 5.84 0 81 1.08 60.14 6.22 0.87 1.01 5S.77 6.94 2 66 0.62 SI.12 6 94 1.23 1.S2 35.61 6.09 0.82 1.S2 79.75 6 09 0 82 1.82 74.64 5 26 0.82 1.82 49.77 5.26 0 98 0 85 65. So 11.63 1.07 1.05 63.42 11.63 0.97 0.69 69.77 11.63 0.9 4 0 64 70 60 11 63 0.92 1.00 75.22 6 12 0.78 1 20 71.26 7.50 0.80 1 00 72.20 7 20 1.18 1.9] 7.20 55. SS 0 38 3.27 7.29 54.83 0.52 1.17 54.39 1.18 2.06 45.62 111 0.30 37.97 3 61 0.S3 0.30 59.36 4 03 0.98 0.40 37.47 3.71 3.43 0.91 35.69 3.00 3.70 0.89 31.44 3.02 2.40 0.82 42.34 4 27 0.50 2.10 29 23 22.09 1.45 1.10 3S 62 9.29 1.02 1.70 41.42 8.36 1.30 2.00 28.57 13.60 1.93 0.61 19.58 1.22 1.93 . . 1.36 3S.87 1.93 . . . , 1.09 31.58 1.93 , . . . 3S.61 1.00 1.04 33 41 . . 0.25 44.10 . . 0.25 42.51 . . 0.26 38 27 . . 38 49 , . , # 36.30 . . 14.2 36.30 43.0 . . 10.0 36 30 46.0 0.58 0.78 6S 91 1.16 0.21 0.39 87.04 3.61 0.21 0 72 86.20 3.21 1.01 2.31 86 20 • • 46.32 0.99 1.37 S6 20 45.94 1.31 2.93 38.14 12.11 1.0.5 2.03 38 20 13 37 1.13 1.S2 40 03 9.15 1.1.3 11.3 40.03 50.0 1.13 12.8 40.03 . , 48.5 In the preceding table it will be seen that, in rickets, according to the analyses of MM. Pelouze and Fremy, it appears that the decrease of calcareous matters was even greater than in individuals suffering from mollities ossium; and in the analysis by Marchand,