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. Internal medicine; a work for the practicing physician on diagnosis and treatment, with a complete Desk index. uehenne type.Other forms appear, as, for instance, early wasting of the deltoids, supra-and infraspinati, and biceps—the upper arm type. In some rather rareor advanced cases the muscles of the lower limbs are involved. The neckand trunk muscles may also waste. Various deformities occur, such as theclaw hand, or main en griffe, in which the proximal phalanges are over-extended and the distal phalanges are flexed; and the so-called monkeyhand, or Affenhand of the Germans, the main de Stock Photo

RM2AFNYJ1–. Internal medicine; a work for the practicing physician on diagnosis and treatment, with a complete Desk index. uehenne type.Other forms appear, as, for instance, early wasting of the deltoids, supra-and infraspinati, and biceps—the upper arm type. In some rather rareor advanced cases the muscles of the lower limbs are involved. The neckand trunk muscles may also waste. Various deformities occur, such as theclaw hand, or main en griffe, in which the proximal phalanges are over-extended and the distal phalanges are flexed; and the so-called monkeyhand, or Affenhand of the Germans, the main de

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. A treatise on nervous and mental diseases, for students and practitioners of medicine. produces a condition to which the name has been given of^ape-hand (Affenhand). (Fig. 125.) At about the same time,sometimes a little sooner, sometimes a little later, the interossei areimplicated, as is to be seen from a sinking of the interosseousspaces on the back of the hand and from an incomplete exten-sion of the terminal phalanges; and when this atrophy has attainedto a certain grade, it produces, together with the contraction of theantfigonistic muscles, the so-called claw-hand (main-en-griffe—Klaue Stock Photo

RM2CEJJ79–. A treatise on nervous and mental diseases, for students and practitioners of medicine. produces a condition to which the name has been given of^ape-hand (Affenhand). (Fig. 125.) At about the same time,sometimes a little sooner, sometimes a little later, the interossei areimplicated, as is to be seen from a sinking of the interosseousspaces on the back of the hand and from an incomplete exten-sion of the terminal phalanges; and when this atrophy has attainedto a certain grade, it produces, together with the contraction of theantfigonistic muscles, the so-called claw-hand (main-en-griffe—Klaue