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Dr. Clifford D. Evans

Dr. Clifford D. Evans, formerly Consultant Dermatologist at the United Bristol Hospitals, died at his home on 14th February 1979 aged 72. He was educated at Ardingly, Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge and St. Mary's Hospital, where he qualified in 1932. After being a House Physician to the Medical Unit, St. Mary's Hospital and Assistant Medical Officer at Paddington Hospital, he was in General P...

Dr D J Bennett

enter the notorious Japanese Prisoner of War "camp" at Changi Gaol after the liberation. On demobilisation he returned to UCH and then moved to Bristol as a surgical registrar. In 1952 he travelled the USA in company with his wife, visiting gynaecological and surgical centres. Having passed the PRCS in 1953 he decided to enter general practice and joined the practice in Keynsham where he contin...

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Palmar Contracture

DESCRIPTION A 71-year-old right-hand-dominant retired man complains of inability to straighten the thumb, middle finger, and small finger of his left hand. This symptom has been progressively worsening over the past 2 or 3 years. On examination, the 3 affected digits cannot be fully extended, either passively or actively. There is a thick band of fibrous tissue tethering each digit in its contr...

Note on Dr. D. W. Montgomery's Case of Teratoma

Through the cou~esy of Dr. Montgomery I have been permitted to study sections from his tumor and to make (1) a note upon the nervous tissue present, and (2) some remarks concerning the theories which have been advanced to explain teratomala in general. I. The tumor contains large masses of nervous "tissue distributed throughout its substance. While most of this nerve tissue resembles embryonic ...