Studies in the palaeopathology of Egypt

abscess alveolar alveoli ancient appearance arteries articular articulating surfaces attached attrition body bone border Cairo canine caries carious caused cavity cervical changes chronic common completely connective considerable contained dating death deformans described discovered disease dorsal dwarfs Dynasty Egypt Egyptian Elliot especially evidently examination existed extended extremely fact femur formed Greek hand head incisors instance irregular king lateral layer length lesions less ligament lower lumbar marked marriages measuring method molar mummy muscles Museum normal notes Nubia observations opening operation organs owing pathological period pieces Plate possibly posterior premolar present preserved probably Professor Ptolemy region remains removed represented result roots rough round Ruffer rule seen severe showed side signs similar skeletons skin skull solution sometimes specimens spondylitis surface teeth thick third molars Thutmose tissue tombs tooth upper usually vertebrae wall whole