Section of tendo-achilles talipes equinus
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Section of tendo-achilles talipes equinus, Elias Smith (1889). Via artnap.com
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A chromolithographic plate titled Section of tendo-achilles talipes equinus, dated 1889 and attributed to Elias Smith, shows a foot with a small incision marked a, a cross-section of the lower leg with labeled tissue layers B and C, and a pair of hands grasping and examining a wrist and foot. The figures are numbered Fig. 1 through Fig. 3 and the sheet is labeled Plate XI.
