DOUBLE MONSTROSITY.

Exhibition of a Monstrosity

Iniencephaly : A Type of Fœtal Monstrosity

Disability and monstrosity: further comments.

A Case of Monstrosity in a Child; with Physiological Remarks

Regenerative medicine: stem cells and the science of monstrosity.

The nineteenth century science of teratology concerned itself with the study of malformations or "monstrosities", as they were then called. The first major contribution to the field was the work of Isidore Geoffrey Saint-Hilaire, Historie Generale et Particuliere des Anomalies de l'Organisation chez l'Homme et les Animaux, published in 1832, whose classifications formed the basis for the later ...