Ortner-Blackfriers_77
Record
- Collection
- Slide collection of Donald J. Ortner
- Sex
- Female
- Age
- 22 years
- Country of origin
- England
Scientific notes
Blackfriers archaeological site in Gloucester, England. AD 1240-1538.
6 lesions
Lesion 1
- Bones
- Cranium
- Syphilis
Infectious
Treponemal disease, probably syphilis. The extent of bone involvement in such a young person raises the possibility that this may be a case of congenital syphilis that had a serious reocurrence of the disease, perhaps in adolescence.
8 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 2
- Bones
- Femur, Tibia
- Side
- Both
- Syphilis
Infectious
Treponemal disease, probably syphilis. The extent of bone involvement in such a young person raises the possibility that this may be a case of congenital syphilis that had a serious reocurrence of the disease, perhaps in adolescence.
5 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 3
- Bones
- Humerus, Radius, Ulna
- Side
- Right
- Syphilis
Infectious
Treponemal disease, probably syphilis. The extent of bone involvement in such a young person raises the possibility that this may be a case of congenital syphilis that had a serious reocurrence of the disease, perhaps in adolescence.
5 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 4
- Bones
- Rib
- Side
- Both
- Syphilis
Infectious
Treponemal disease, probably syphilis. The extent of bone involvement in such a young person raises the possibility that this may be a case of congenital syphilis that had a serious reocurrence of the disease, perhaps in adolescence.
6 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 5
- Bones
- Sternum, Clavicle, Scapula
- Side
- Both
- Syphilis
Infectious
Treponemal disease, probably syphilis. The extent of bone involvement in such a young person raises the possibility that this may be a case of congenital syphilis that had a serious reocurrence of the disease, perhaps in adolescence.
3 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Lesion 6
- Bones
- Os Coxae
- Syphilis
Infectious
Treponemal disease, probably syphilis. The extent of bone involvement in such a young person raises the possibility that this may be a case of congenital syphilis that had a serious reocurrence of the disease, perhaps in adolescence.
1 photographs are recorded for this lesion but are no longer retrievable: the server that held them is no longer reachable. The records themselves are unaffected.
Citing this record
Cite the holding institution. FOROST is a finding aid, not the rights holder.
Slide collection of Donald J. Ortner. catalogue no. Ortner-Blackfriers_77