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gen, men desforuden har den våret tilstede i kåveled-
det, baghovedleddet, hele højre skulderled, begge
Figg
hofteled, højre knåled og venstre fodled, kort
i ethvert af de forefundne led, og det ligger ’ derfor
når at formode, at også de ikke forefundne led mere
eller mindre har. våret angrebne. Fremdeles har andre
tendinøse dele været angrebne, idet de fleste andre ste-
der, hvor muskler, sener eller bånd fåster sig, viser sig
meget opdrevne af sygeligt nydannet bensubstans, og
heraf må drages den slutning, at manden har lidt i høj
grad af muskelgigt (Rheumatismus chronicus muscularis).
Nogen formodning om hovedets form har våret
dolichocephal, brachyocephal &c. &c. vover jeg ikke at ud-
tale, da jeg blot har den fundne rest af baghovedet.
Angående dødsmåden formår jeg heller ikke at ud-
drage nogen slutning.
Kristiania i maj 1881.
PI. XT.
Samtlige figurer viser den stårke bygning og de
ensformige sygelige forandringer af benene. De frem-
trådende muskelinsertioner &c. savelsom den benede
nydannelse langs med insertionen af ledkapselen isår
tydelig på fig. I og fig.
Fig. 1. Venstre lårben i hele sin långde, seet bagfra.
Venstre skinneben (tibia), seet forfra.
Overarmsbenet (humerus) forfra.
Scapula, bagfra.
Basis cranii, nedenfra.
Ledfladerne af venstre
knåled.
I I BR N
where it must have made walking very difficult. It has
besides this also existed in the joint of the jaw, in the
occipital joints, the whole right shoulder-joint, both
the hip-joints, the right knee-joint and the left foot-
joint, that is to say in one word, in each of all the joints
discovered, and it is therefore easy to suppose, that the joints
wanting, have also been more or less affected. Other
parts have also been attacked; for most places where
muscles, tendons or ligaments are fastened, appear very
protuberant from a sickly newly formed bony substance.
We may consequently conclude, that the man has been
a great sufferer from rheumatism in the muscles (Rheu-
matismus chronicus muscularis).
As I have nothing to judge from but the discovered
remains of the back part of the head, I dare not express
any opinion regarding the shape of the skull, whether doli-
chocephal, or brachyocephal.
Nor do I feel able to draw any conclusion as to the
cause of death.
Christiania May 1881.
Fl. XIE
All the figures show the powerful construction and
the uniform pathological character of the bones. The
prominent muscle-insertion &c. as also the new bony
formation along the insertion of the capsule of the joint,
are visible particularly on figure I and on figure 3.
Fig.1. The left thighbone in its whole length, seen
from behind.
The left tibia seen from the front.
The humerus, seen from the front.
The scapula, seen from behind.
The basis cranii, seen from below.
The articular surfaces of the left
knee-joint.
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