CEMETERY|SITECODE|PERIOD|LU_INT|E_DATE|L_DATE|CONTEXT|SEX|AGE|PATH_GROUP|DISEASE|PATHOLOGY|COMMENTS|PBR
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4400|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|The right glenoid fossa is enlarged with osteophytic lipping, subchondral cysting and eburnation.  This is mirrored in the right humeral head.  The medial articular facet of the left patella is slightly lipped, badly eburnated and has some subchondral cysting. The lateral  articular facet is lipped inferiorly but there are no other changes.  The proximal facet of the sustentacular tali of the left calcaneus is slioghtly eburnated and has subchondral cysting. This is mirrored in the talus.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4400|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4400|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|325|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|325|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|471|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|PARTIAL ANKYLOSIS ALONG SUPERIOR BORDER OF SACROILLIAC JOINT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|471|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|471|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|539|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|POSSIBLE SLIGHT BATHROCEPHALY?V. STRANGE LESION TO SINGLE EXTANT PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX - BILATERAL 'EROSION' OF MEDIAL & LATERAL ASPECTS OF MIDSHAFT, ALMOST LIKE 'SCALLOPING' WITH DISTAL END ALSO EXHIBITING DETERIORATION - LOOKS ANTEMORTEM BUT JB SUGGESTS POSSIBLE GNAWING!|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|539|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to right costal facet of T1.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|539|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|539|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|539|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|UNUSUALLY SEVERE WEAR TO EXTANT TOOTH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|540|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SHAFT FRAGMENTS OF FEMUR NOT POSSIBLE TO SIDE. DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN VERTEBRAE AGE EST AS OLDER ADULT.MAXILLARY CENTRAL INCISOR HEAVILY WORN|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|540|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|540|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|596|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Left and right radius the distal articular surface for the radiocarpal scaphoid  articulation. The bone surface of the radius and scaphoid were smooth and polished with an eburnated surface and slight marginal osteophytic lipping.Such changes being indicative of osteoarthritis.The left and right carpal bones also had osteophytic lipping of their articular margins.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|596|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Left tibia at the proximal end on the lateral surface an area of smooth raised cortical bone following  the line of the interosseous border.Possibly a soft tissue trauma that was very well healed and remodelled, there was no indication of porostiy or infection.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|596|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|596|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|599|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMOOTH PLAQUE LIKE BONE FORMATION EXTENDING 20MM ALONG LATERAL SHAFT OF L & R MT3-4. ALSO BONY NODULES ON L MT2|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|599|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|599|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|599|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|POSSIBLE HEALED FRACTURE OF R LAMINAR OF L3? R INFERIOR PORTION OF LAMINA SKEWED IN AN ANTERIOR DIRECTION. FACET PRESENT ON THE POSTERIOR PORTION OF INFERIOR FACET AREA. INFERIOR FACET HAD A LATERAL/INFERIOR BONY PROTUBERANCE. THE L INFERIOR PROCESS HAD A MARKED GROOOVE ON THE POSTERIOR LATERAL PORTION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|601|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY FOR THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT RECTUS FEMORIS ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT PATELLA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|601|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis proximal 1/3 of the media and posteriorl surface of the left fibula and the posterior surface (in part following the soleal line) at the proximal end of the left tibia.The periosteal reaction was such that the surface of the bone appeared raised and uneven with a combination of remodelled bone and porosity.These changes were present on the right tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|601|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|601|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B2B|1222|1300|602|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|BILATERAL CONGENITAL MALFORMATION OF THE NAVICULAE EXHIBITING AN EXTRA FACET ALONG THE INFERIOR MARGIN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B2B|1222|1300|602|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|TIBIAE: BILATERAL RASIED STRIAE OF PERIOSTELA BONEGROWTH ON THE LATERAL PORTION OF THE L & R  MID SHAFT ALONG INTEROSSEOUS CREST. VERY PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHEMENTS ALONG SOLEAL LINE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B2B|1222|1300|602|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B2B|1222|1300|602|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|622|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|TIBIAE: UNDULATING STRIAE OF EXTRA CORTICAL BONE GROWTH ALONG THE PORXIMAL MEDIAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. STRIAE MARKED AND FAIRLY LOCALISED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|622|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|622|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|623|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|623|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|623|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (unilateral L)|Ununited spondylolysis evident to left neural arch of L5, may have been bilateral, if so right side is well-healed with some additional osteophytic new bone at junction of centrum & right neural arch.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|671|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|671|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B2F|1300|1390|716|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|T2-L2 COMPLETE RIGHT SIDED FUSION OF BODY WITH INTERVERTEBRAL DISK SPACE INTEGRITY MAINTAINED. CLASSIC CANDLEWAX APPERANCE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B2F|1300|1390|716|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B2F|1300|1390|716|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|727|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SINUSITIS OF R MAXILLARY SINUS. DIFFUSE SPICULAR BONEGROWTH PRESENT ON THE LATERAL PORTION OF SINUS WALL. MAY BE ASSOCIATED W LARGE ABCESS PRESENT IN AREA OF DENTITION 21-25 THOUGH THIS IS ON OPPOSITE SIDE AND NO SPICULES ARE PRESNET IN THE CAVITY OF R SINUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|727|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|727|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B2B|1222|1300|732|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B2B|1222|1300|732|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|754|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED  PROTUBERANCE OF MENTAL EMINENCE ON L SIDE ONLY.SCHMORL'S NODE VERY MARKED ON INFERIOR BODY OF T12, SITUATED ALONG ANTERIOR RIM OF BODY.MARKED GROOVES ON LATERAL DISTAL  PORTION OF BOTH CALCANEII."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|754|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|754|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|771|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"L FEMUR WAS ATROPHIC BEING SIGNIFICANTLY NARROWER THAN R FEMUR IN A MEDIOLATERAL DIRECTION, . THERE ARE NO SIGNS OF ANY ARTHRITIC CHANGES OR REDURCTION OF ANY OTHER BONES."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|771|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|771|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|785|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|785|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|787|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"SCHMORL'S NODES NOTED IN VERT PATH WERE VERY DEEP!"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|787|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|SMALL TRAUMA TO THE DISTAL 5TH PROX PHALANGE OF L HAND. SMALL BONY NODULE ON MEDIAL PORTION WITH LYTIC LESION CAUSING DISTRUCTION OF THE MEDIAL JOINT SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|787|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B2F|1390|1538|787|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|799|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SUPERIOR ECTOCRANIAL SURFACE EXHIBITS WIDESPREAD FINE PITTING, WITH SOME LARGER PITTING EVIDENT IN REGION OF OBELION.SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|799|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|799|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|799|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Healed fracture to unsided sesamoid (?), line of fracture still apparent 'splitting' articular surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|843|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMALL PLAQUE LIKE AREAS OF SMOOTH BONE AT THE BASE OF THE MANDIBLE ON THE LEFT SIDE ADJACENT TO THE MENTAL PROTUBERANCE AND THE MENTAL FORAMEN.INCREASED POROSITY ON THE SUPERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT AND RIGHT MANDIBULAR FOSSA OF THE SKULL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|843|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|843|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|866|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO ANTERIOR LEFT HUMERAL SHAFT, HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.OSTEOPHYTOSIS EVIDENT IN TARSALS (ESP. LEFT).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|866|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone apparent to extant fragments of unsided fibular shafts, striated appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|866|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Small area of eburnation evident to inferior medial aspect of left patellar articular surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|866|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|866|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|873|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|873|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2065|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2065|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2096|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2096|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2102|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LARGE LESIONS (CYSTS OR MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS?) AT APEX OF GLENOID CAVITY IN BOTH SCAPULAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2102|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2102|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2107|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.OSSIFICATION OF R 1ST COSTAL CARTILAGE & FUSION WITH 1ST R RIB.HERNIA BELT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2107|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Surgical Intervention|Other (Trauma - Surgical Intervention)|Hernia belt/truss in situ.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2107|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible small Osteochondritis diseccans to talocrural surface of left tibia - healed?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2107|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2107|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2114|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific osteitis|OSTEOITIS OF TIBIAE AND FIBULAE. SWELLING WITH MARKED REDUCTION IN THE MEDULLARY CAVITY. THE CORTEX OF THE BONE AFFECTED WITH UNDULATING LAYERS OF LONGITUDENAL STRIAE AND LIGHT PITTING. MOST PROMINENT ON THE MEDIAL SIDE OF THE SHAFT. ALSO AFFECTED ARE BILATERALLY ARE THE ULNAE WHICH LOOK SWOLLEN THOUGH THE OUTER CORTEX OF THE BONE APPEARS NORMAL. THE RADIE APPEARED NORMAL OR POSSIBLY W SLIGHT SWELLING TO THE DISTAL SHAFT. BOTH HUMERIE HAD AN AREA OF SWELLING TO THE DISTAL POSTERIOR-LATERAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. APPEARING AS A SMOOTH SURFACE. THE R MT5 IS LIKEWISE EXHIBIT MARKED SWELLING BUT CORTEX WAS NORMAL. THE PLANTAR VIEW OF BOTH CALCANIE HAD SLIGHT NON-SPECIFIC PERIOSITIS AS STRIATED EXTRA BONE GROWTH. FINALLY TWO AREAS OF VERY FINE NODULAR BONE WERE PRESENT ON THE INTERNAL PART OF THE FRONTAL BONE, IN TWO DISCREET PATCHES.  INITIALLY THE INFECTION WAS ASSOCIATED W  TERTIARRY SYPHILIS DUE TO THE INVOLVEMENT OF THE ELBOW JOINTS AND TIBIAE BUT THE REACTIVE BONE GROWTH ON THE CORTEX DOES NOT LOOK VERY SYPHILITIC BUT MAYBE ANOTHER TREPONOMAL DISEASE????"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2114|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Specific Infection|Treponematosis (Treponema sp.)|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS SEE NON-SPECIFIC OSTEOITIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2114|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2114|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2115|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"SKELETON VERY SLIGHT FOR A MALE. FACIAL FEATURES APPEARED VERY NARROW, IN PARTICULAR THE MAXILLARY REGION."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2115|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2115|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|UNUSUAL EXTRA FACET TO INFERIOR ASPECT OF LATERAL SHAFT OF LEFT CLAVICLE. POSSIBLE LESIONS (EROSIVE?) TO SACROILIAC SURFACES OF BOTH ILIA (ESP. LEFT), APPEAR ROUNDED RATHER THAN SIMPLY POSTMORTEM, WITH ASSOCIATED POROSITY.POSSIBLE BILATERAL PRECONDYLAR FACETS TO SUPRAOCCIPITAL (CAUDAL SHIFT OF OCCIPITOCERVICAL BORDER).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|V slight new bone plaques to pleural aspect of some rib fragments.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Labyrinthine new bone to endocranial surface - concentrated on frontal surface but also tracks along sagittal sulcus region of both parietals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|10|OA12|1700|1800|2127|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"THE VERTEBRAE WERE VERY FRAGMENTED. 2 FRAGMENTS COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED BUT APPEARED TO HAVE CANDLE WAX FORMATION ALONG THE VERTEBRAL BODY????BILATERAL VERY PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR BICEPS BRACHII ON HUMERI."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|10|OA12|1700|1800|2127|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|LINGUAL PORTION OF ALVEOLAR  BONE ON  L&R SIDES HAD NODULAR BONE GROWTH AND SWOLLEN IN APPERANCE, POSSIBLY CAUSED BY INFECTION TO THE GUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|10|OA12|1700|1800|2127|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|10|OA12|1700|1800|2127|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2175|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2175|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2181|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|2181|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2352|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2352|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2353|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|POSSIBLE EROSIVE LESIONS TO BOTH SETS OF CARPALS? APPEAR POST-MORTEM BUT BILATERAL NATURE (ESP. IN SCAPHOIDS), COMBINED WITH SEVERE OA IN RIGHT HAND & MARKED CHANGES IN LEFT HAND SUGGESTS POSSIBILITY OF PATHOLOGY. FUSION IN VERTEBRAE & RELATIVE LACK OF VERTEBRAL BODIES SURVIVING, ALONG WITH CHANGES SEEN IN HANDS & LEFT ELBOW MIGHT SUGGEST POSSIBILITY OF EARLY T.B. LESIONS WITH SECONDARY OA IN RIGHT HAND? ALTERNATIVELY SIMPLY DEGENERATIVE/ACTIVITY-RELATED CHANGES, COMBINED WITH POST-MORTEM DAMAGE. FRAGMENTS OF SOME LUMBAR APOPHYSEAL FACETS EXHIBIT SEVERE EBURNATION, WITH GROOVING & OP.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2353|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Spicules of new bone evident within both maxillary sinuses. New bone/pitting apparent within olecranon fossa of left humerus. Similar appearance to proximal left ulna in regions around proximal articular surfaces.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2353|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation, severe osteophytosis & pitting to right acromio-clavicular joint. Eburnation & severe osteophytosis to base of right 1st metacarpal, reflected in right trapezium & right hamate.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2353|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|Small (<3mm), roughly circular osteoma to ectocranial surface of superior left frontal, possibly a second similar osteoma as well, medial to this.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2353|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2353|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2355|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"THERE ARE POROUS LABYRINTH-LIKE LESIONS ON THE INNER TABLE OF THE OCCIPITAL BONE WHICH TRACK ALONG THE SAGITAL SULCUS.POSSIBLE ANAEMIA?"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2355|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2355|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2375|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2375|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2376|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|DEFORMITY OF RIGHT HAND. (MC1, MC5 AND 3 PROXIMAL PHALANGES PRESENT).  REDUCED LENGTH AND FLATTEDNED DISTAL ARTICUALTIONS. SHAFT OF MC5 + PHAL WERE SMOOTH AND SLENDER, THE PHALANGES WERE OF DIFFERENT THICKNESS 1 EXHIBITED MARKED FLATTENING. ALL JOINTS WEREFULLY FUSED AND CARPALS ARE NOT ABNORMAL. DIAGNOSIS QUESTIONABLE COULD BE CONGENITAL OR POSSIBLY A POST PARALYTIC DEFORMITY (POLIOMYELITIS??).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2376|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2376|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2379|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SINGLE V. SMALL NODULE OF NEW BONE TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL. AT LEAST 1 LARGE (6.8MM) LESION TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF OCCIPITAL IN REIGON OF INTERNAL OCCIPITAL PROMINENCE WITH ASSOCIATED POROSITY. SEVERE EROSION TO RIGHT MANDIBULAR CONDYLE. DEEP LESION TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF LEFT 1ST METATARSAL - DEFECT? SIMILAR LESION TO RIGHT 1ST METATARSAL BUT LESS PRONOUNCED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2379|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|V,. slight periostitis to medial aspect of right tibial shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2379|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible small Osteochondritis diseccans to lateral anterior aspect of calcaneal facet of right talus, healed.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2379|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2379|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2381|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|There is osteophytic lipping and eburnation on the right distal radioulnar joint which is reflected on the distal radius. The right scaphoid and trapizium are also eburnated and the trapizium is irregular and lipped.  The left scaphoid is also eburnated however, the rest of the left hand appears normal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2381|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Neoplastic|Neoplastic General|Bone cysts|THERE IS AN IRREGULATHERE IS AN IRREGULAR HOLLOWED OUT AREA ON THE VENTRAL SURFACE OF THE DISTAL RIGHT RADIUS.  IT IS 6.78MM DEEP.  MOST LIKELY THE RESULT OF A CYST OR ABSCESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2381|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2381|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2387|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2387|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2388|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"OSTEOPHYTES ON DISTAL PORTION OF PROXIMAL PHALANGES"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2388|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION ON RIGHT PROXIMAL ARTICULATION OF THE 1ST DISTAL PHALANGE AND OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON DISTAL ARTICULATION OF 1ST MEDIAL PHALANGE. EBURNATION LIKEWISE PRESENT ON PROXIMAL ARTICULATION OF LEFT MC1.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2388|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2388|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2402|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTENSIVE REACTIVE BONE FORMATION ON THE  ANTERIOR PORTION OF L1-L5.  THE L LATERAL PROTION OF THE SAME VERT. THE EXTRA CORTICAL BONEGROWTH APPEAR WAX LIKE WHERE AS THE ANTERIOR IS IRREGULAR NODULES. THE CAUSE IS UNCLEAR BUT MAY POSSIBLY BE CAUSED BY A LARGE ABSCESS???3) THE S4-5 HAD ELONGATED LYTIC DESTRUCTIVE FOCI ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE SACRUM."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2402|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2402|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2413|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is no specific periostitis to the right tibia.  It is positioned on the anterior medial midshaft.  It is heavily striated.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2413|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2413|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2413|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|There is a well healed fracture to the distal left radius. The union is malaligned posteriorly. A new facet has been created on the distal ventral surface and there is some osteophytic lipping. It appears as though there may also have been a healed fracture on the radio-scaphoid joint which is irregular with new bone growth.  The radio-ulna joint is eburnated showing early signs of traumatic arthritis and there is lipping on the distal ulna.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2427|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2427|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2431|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF SOME VERTEBRAL FRAGMENTS SHOWING MARKED SCHMORL'S NODES. ONE FRAGMENT EXHIBITED EXTENSIVE LIPPING ON THE RIM OF THE VERTEBRAL BODY. ALL ARE PROB LOWER THORACIC OR LUMBAR."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2431|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2431|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2444|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|POSSIBLE ROUGHENED IRREGULAR NEW BONE AROUND MARGINS OF JOINT REGIONS, BUT WITHOUT ANY OBVIOUS INVOLVEMENT OF JOINT SURFACES THEMSELVES E.G. DISTAL FEMORAL SHAFTS (ESP. POSTERIOR ASPECT), PROXIMAL TIBIAL SHAFTS, METACARP0-PHALANGEAL & METATARSO-PHALANGEAL JOINTS & PROXIMAL SHAFTS/BASES OF PHALANGES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2444|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2444|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2521|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|BILATERAL PERISOITIS OF TIBIAE AND FIBULAE. STRIATED PERIOSTEAL BONE GROWTH ON BOTH LATERAL AND MEDIAL PORTION OF TIBIAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2521|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2521|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2521|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|A SERIES OF ELONGATED NODULES RUNNING ALONG EITHER SIDE OF THE FRONTAL CREST AS A RASIED RIDGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|2522|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|2522|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2531|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED PITTING TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL BONE. FRAGMENTS OF LUMBAR & LOWER THORACIC VERTEBRAE (T11-L1?) EXHIBIT EVIDENCE OF PROBABLE FUSION ACROSS RIGHT ANTERIOR ASPECT OF VERTEBRAL BODIES BY VERTICAL OSTEOPHYTES - POSSIBLE DISH. DEVELOPING ENTHESOPATHIES: TUBERCLES & LATERAL EPICONDYLES OF BOTH HUMERI; HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI. OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN CARPALS, METACARPALS, TARSALS & METATARSALS - ESP. HEAD OF LEFT 1ST MT & 1 LEFT MIDDLE FOOT PHALANX (HOOKS).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2531|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to lateral margin of base of right 1st metacarpal, with reflected eburnation to right trapezium; Eburnation to head of 1 right proximal hand phalanx, reflected in base of middle hand phalanx, with marked osteophytosis to margins of interphalangeal joint. V. small area of eburnation to distal articular surface of right ulna.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2531|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2531|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2531|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|REGION OF T17 APPEARS AS IF T17 MAY HAVE BEEN LOST JUST PRIOR TO DEATH, OR CERTAINLY WAS ABOUT TO BE LOST AT TIME OF DEATH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2531|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Multiple Healed fractures: 1) midshaft of right clavicle, well-healed but badly aligned, with considerable foreshortening; 2) Proximal end of right 3rd metacarpal, well-healed but with possible slight displacement of base, marked lipping to superior aspect of head.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2532|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Massive infection of the palate with significant new bone to the roof of the mouth - possibly related to loss of almost all maxillary and mandibular teeth. Drain from T13 into right maxillary sinus exposes presence of spicules of new bone within sinus.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2532|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2532|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2532|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|EDENTULOUS INDIVIDUAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2532|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|Bilateral spondylolysis of inferior neural arch of L5, possibly due to accidental trauma? There is associated remodelling of inferior apophyseal facets of L4 & remaining neural arch of L5 - probable pseudoarthrosis with separated neural arch. These changes are likely associated with the severe osteophytosis around the entire inferior body of L5.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2532|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well-healed fracture to 1 left rib shaft, in region of angle.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2537|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMOOTH UNDULATING LAYERS OF EXTRA CORTICAL BONE SITUATED ALONG SHAFT RIDGES OF BOTH FIBULAE. ON THE DISTAL POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE L TIBIA WERE LAYERS OF PLAQUE LIKE BONE, CONFINED TO THIS AREA ONLY. NONE OF THE EXTRA BONE APPEARED TO AFFECT THE INTEGRITY OF THE ORIGINAL CORTICAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2537|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2537|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2539|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2539|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2540|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2540|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2544|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTANT REMAINS OF LEFT ILIUM DEMONSTRATE MUCH WIDER GREATER SCIATIC NOTCH THAN THAT OBSERVED IN RIGHT OS COXA - POSSIBLY RELATED TO PROBABLE PARALYSIS OF LEFT LEG? SIMILARLY AURICULAR SURFACES MAY HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY SUGGESTED PARALYSIS IN LEFT LEG, THEREFORE AGE-AT-DEATH ESTIMATE MAY BE MISGUIDING. LARGE SMOOTH LESION TO EXTERNAL SURFACE OF LEFT TEMPORAL, AT INFERIOR ASPECT OF EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS. MARKED LOCALISED PITTING AROUND BOTH EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATA. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO RIB TUBERCLE FACETS.RIGHT PATELLA V. POINTED INFERIORLY.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2544|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone plaque to posterior surface of petrous portion of left temporal. Nodular new bone to lingual aspect of mandibular alveolum, also present in left molar region of maxilla.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2544|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Fusion of multiple thoracic vertebrae by vertical osteophytes with 'candlewax' appearance, post-mortem damage. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2544|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2544|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2544|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Irregular new bone to endocranial aspect of frontal bone.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|At least two loosely defined areas of remodelled new bone along lateral anterior aspect of right tibial shaft, striated in appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2548|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION AND PITTING L RIB ARTICULATION. EBURNATION ASLO PRESENT ON THE R CLAVICLE ARTICULATION WITH THE ACROMION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2548|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2548|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2548|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|INTRAARTICULAR VERY WELL HEALED FRACTURE ON DISTAL TALOCRURAL ARTICULATION OF THE L TIBIA. FINE LINE STRECHING DIAGONALLY ACROSS THE ANTERIORLATERAL PORTION OF THE ARTICUALTION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2553|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Other (Joints -Osteoarthritis)|Possible traumatic arthritis to one of the distal end of the right proximal phalanx and the proximal end of the corresponding intermediate phalanx.  The joint is irregular with ostephytic lipping, subchondral cysting and eburnation.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2553|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is a small amount of non-specific periostitis in both maxillary sinuses.  Possible sinusitis?  There is non-specific periostits on the anterior medial aspect of the right tibia.  It is an ongoing reaction covering the mid third of the diaphysis. There is a patch on compact bone on the midshaft of the diaphysis.  it is well healed and slightly enlarged.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2553|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2553|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2554|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2554|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2557|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Spinal Disorders|Kyphoscoliosis|SLIGHT SCOLIOSOS OF THE T3-T9. ON THE T8 THE VERTEBRAL BODY HAD TOO INDENTATIONS ON THE SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR SURFACE ON THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE PORSTERIOR MARGIN, POSSIBLY FORMED BY STRESS DUE TO THE SCOLIOSIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2557|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PLAQUE LIKE NEW BONEGROWTH ON LINGUAL PORTION OF L&R MAXILLA. PROB INFECTION DUE TO EXTREME WEAR ON TEETH?"SMALL NODULES ON VISCERAL PORTION OF R RIBS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2557|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2557|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2560|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LARGE HEALED CYST TO INFERIOR LINGUAL ASPECT OF RIGHT MANDIBULAR BODY - STAPHNE'S DEFECT?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2560|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Skull Malformation|Bathrocephaly||
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2560|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2560|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2565|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2565|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2572|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2572|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2574|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2574|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2577|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2577|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHSOPATHIES ALONG THE LINEAR ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA, SOLEAL LINES OF THE TIBIAE AND THE ANTERIOR OF THE L PATELLA. PROB DUE TO STRAIN AND RESTRICTED GAIT FROM THE HEAVILY ARTHRITIC VERTEBRAE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2584|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|FINE PERIOSTEAL BONEGROWTH ON THE MEDIAL PORTION OF BOTH TIBIAE. AND FIBULAE. ALL BONES EXHIBITED  LONGITUDENAL STIRAE. ON THE DISTAL CENTRAL SHAFT OF THE R TIBIA WAS A SMOOTH RAISED AREA  OF BONE. THE ORIGINAL CORTEX DID NOT APPEAR AFFECTED. THE FIBULAE WERE MORE IRREGULAR IN SHAPE WITH DIFFUSE PATCHES ON STRIATED BONE ON THE SURFACE. SMOOTH BONE GROWTH ALONG LINEA APERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2584|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT ON L SCAPHOID RADIAL JOINT ALSO PRESENT ON ONE DISTAL ARTICULATION OF ONE MEDIAL HAND PHALANGE (THIS HAD A SMALL V-SHAPED INJURY IN THE AREA OF THE EBURNATION. EBURNATION PRESENT ON L MT1 ATICUALTION WITH SESAMOID, WHICH HAD EXTENSIVE LIPPING AND PITTING AND WAS POSSIBLY FRACTURED. THE L MT1 HAS A SMOOTH INDENTATION WHERE THE SESAMOIND SITS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2584|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|SMALL RAISED OVAL PATCH OF SMOOTH BONE ON THE DORSAL SURFACE OF A MEDIAL PHALANGE OF THE HAND (W EBURNATION ON THE DIST ARTICULATION)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2584|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2584|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2584|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|2 RIGHT AND 1 LEFT VERY WELL HEALED FRACTURES OF THE CENTRAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. POSSIBLE FRACUTE OF L SESAMOID.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2587|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2587|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2588|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PITTING TO TROCHLEAR NOTCH OF RIGHT ULNA & PROXIMAL RADIAL NOTCH OF LEFT ULNA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2588|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2588|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2589|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2589|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2591|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Other (Circulatory-Osteochondroses)|METARSAL PITTING SMALL CIRCULAR DEFECT ON L MT3 ON PROXIMAL ARTICULATION INFRIOR PORTION|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2591|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2591|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2593|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|ADVANCED PERIOSTEAL BONE GROWTH COVERING THE ANTERIOR, MEDIAL AND LATERAL PORTIONS OF THE R TIBIA. ONLY V DISTAL PORTION AFFECTED ON THE POSTERIOR SIDE. THE BONE GROWTH WAS IRREGULAR WITH SOME SCELEROTIC REMODELLING THE SURFACE WAS SMOOTH IN PATCHES AND NODULAR FORMATIONS OCCUR ON THE ANTERIOR RIDGE. ALSO PRESENT ON THE FIBULA. NO REACTION ON THE L TIBIA AND ONLY SLIGHT SMOOTH IRREGULAR BONE ON THE L CENTRAL PORTION OF THE L FIBULA.  SLIGHT SMOOHT LABYRINTHINE REMODELLING PRESENT ON DISTAL POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE R FEMUR AND VERY FINE STRIAE PRESENT ON THE DISTAL ANTERIOR SHAFT OF THE R FEMUR. MARKED ENTHSOPATHIES ON ILLIAC CREST AND ALONG LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2593|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|RIGHT SIDED CANDLEWAX FUSION/PARTIAL FUSION  ALONG RIGHT SIDE OF BODY  OF T7-T11. VERTEBRAE DAMAGED SO EXTENT OF FUSION IS UNCLEAR. NO DISC-SPACE INVOLVEMENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2593|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Blunt force trauma (incl depressed cranial fracture) healed|SMALL IMPRESSION ON R FRONTAL BONE  MEASURING 14X9MM. THE EDGES OF INJURY WERE SMOOTH WHILST THE INTERNAL CONCAVITY IS SLIGHTLY NODULAR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2593|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2593|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2593|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|ADVANCED HFI (LEVEL 3?) WITH NODULAR BONEGROWTH ON THE INTERNAL PORTION OF THE FRONTAL BONE CLUSTERING AROUND THE FRONTAL CREST. ONE LONG 50X4MM  GROOVE RUNS IN A TRANSVERSE DIRECTION ACROSS THE FRONTAL CREST. IS IT POSSIBLE THAT THE HFI WAS BROUGHT ON BY THE BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA???|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2595|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL APPEARS QUITE POROUS. SMALL NOTCH TO POSTERIOR INFERIOR MARGIN OF RIGHT ACETABULUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2595|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight labyrinthine (?) new bone to endocranium, appears associated with sagittal sulcus & continues onto superior portion of occipital. Spicules of new bone visible inside right EAM. Slight new bone formation evident in both maxillary sinuses, spicules in right side. Slight periositis to medial aspects of both tibial shafts.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2595|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Bilateral osteochondritis diseccans to posterior aspects of both talocrural surfaces, healed; in right foot this is reflected in corresponding talar surface, again healed. Large osteochondritis diseccans to base of right 1st proximal foot phalanx, unhealed.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2595|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2595|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2597|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LARGE 'NOTCH' TO SUPERIOR LATERAL MARGIN OF LEFT ACETABULUM, WITH ASSOCIATED PITTING TO ARTICULAR SURFACE - POSSIBLY RESULT OF A LARGE CYST? SIMILAR LESION TO SAME REGION OF RIGHT ACETABULUM, BUT MORE LIKE PITTING/CYST DEVELOPMENT HERE THAN IN LEFT SIDE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2597|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Severe osteophytosis & eburnation to head of right 2nd metacarpal, with cystic destruction of articular surface. Slight osteophytosis seen in proximal ends of several proximal phalanges in the right hand.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2597|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2597|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2599|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2599|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT FEMUR.ENTHESOPATHY OF THE POPLITEUS MUSCLE ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH TIBIAE, THE ATTACHMENT FOR PERONEUS LONGUS AT THE PROXIMAL END OF THE RIGHT FIBULA AND THE TENDO CALCANEUS ON BOTH CALCANEA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Other|Other (Circulatory)|SMALL CIRCULAR DEFECT ON THE ARTICULAR SURFACE OF THE BASE OF THE RIGHT FIRTS METATARSAL, NON-OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSECANS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR TEETH VERY BADLY WORN AND WITH COMPENSATORY ERUPTION OF THE MOLARS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned Parry fracture in the distal 1/3 of the left ulna.Well remodelled callus at the point of the fractue.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2619|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2619|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2621|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR BRACHIALIS AND DELTOID ON BOTH HUMERII.MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOR GLUTEUS MAXIMUS AND ADDUCTOR LONGUS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2621|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostits proximal 1/3 of the left tibia on the posterior surface.Area of slight porosity and raised new bone  directly superior to the nutrient foramen.These changes were unilateral.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2621|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2621|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2651|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|HOOK OF RIGHT HAMATE APPEARS DEFORMED. SMALL EROSIVE-LOOKING LESION TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF 1 RIGHT PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX. V. LARGE CYST/ABSCESS (C.21MM) TO SUPERIOR POSTERIOR EXTERNAL MARGIN OF LEFT ACETABULUM, AT ATTACHMENT OF REFLECTED EHAD OF RECTUS FEMORIS. MARKED CHANGE IN CONTOUR TO ANTERIOR MARGIN OF RIGHT GLENOID CAVITY. ENTHESOPATHIES DEVELOPING ALONG ANTERIOR ATTACHMENTS OF BOTH TEMPORAL MUSCLES (LATERAL ASPECTS OF FRONTAL). MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO OLECRANONS OF BOTH ULNAE, SUPERIOR LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA, BOTH TIBIAL TUBEROSITIES & TO STYLOID PROCESS OF LEFT 5TH METATARSAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2651|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Slight eburnation evident to acromio-clavicular joint of right scapula, associated with pitting & slight osteophytosis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2651|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible healed Osteochondritis diseccans to trochlea of right humerus. Similarly, defect to base of left 1st proximal foot phalanx.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2651|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2651|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2659|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMALL FRAGMENT OF RIB? WITH RAISED WOVEN BONE ON THE INTERNAL SURFACE. (THE FRAGMENT WAS RECOVERED IN SEPERATE BAG W NO NUMBER AND COULD THEREFORE POSSIBLY BE INTRUSIVE)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2659|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2659|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2662|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON ANTERIOR PATELLAE"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2662|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis| IRREGULAR  POROUS PERIOSTEAL BONE GROWTH ON THE PROXIMAL LATERAL PORTION OF THE L TIBIA. APPEARED TO HAVE AFFECTED THE INTEGRITY OF THE ORIGINAL PERIOSTEAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2662|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION OF DISTAL ARTIC OF MT1 W 1ST PROX PHALAGE OF L FOOT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2662|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2662|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2703|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2703|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2707|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2707|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2710|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|DEFINED AREA OF WELL-REMODELLED NEW BONE TO SQUAMOUS REGION OF RIGHT PARIETAL - POSSIBLE HEALED TRAUMA OR OSTEOBLASTOMA? SEMICIRCULAR ROUNDED AREA OF NECROSIS (?) TO ANTERIOR TALAR ARTICULATION IN LEFT CALCANEUS. METACARPALS/METATARSALS & HAND/FOOT PHALANGES ALL SEEM UNUSUALLY LONG AND SPINDLY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2710|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation, marked osteophytosis & subchondral destruction to acromio-clavicular joints of both scapulae.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2710|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2710|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2712|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|THE R FEMORAL HEAD APPEARED FLATTENED AND ELONGATED. MARKED SMOOTH LIPPING WAS PRESENT MAINLY ALONG THE PROXIMAL MEDIAL AND LATERAL MARGIN OF THE HEAD. THE JOINT WAS OTHERWISE NOT AFFECTED NO OTHER SIGN OF DEGENERATIVE WEAR WAS PRESENT AND THE ACETABULUM APPEARED COMPLETELY NORMAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2712|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2712|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2713|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2713|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2713|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|PARRY FRACTURE OF R ULNA, DISTAL PORTION OF SHAFT. SMOOTH ROUNDED/OVAL SWELLING OF SHAFT MEASURING ~30MM|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2714|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2714|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2715|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|DIFFUSE OSTEOARTHRITIS. MOST JOINTS AFFECTED INCLUDING ALL CARPALS,  METACARPLES , TARSALS AND METATARSALS. THE VERTEBRAE WERE NOT FUSED BUT CANDLEWAX APPERANCE WAS PRESENT ON THE L SIDE OF T12, L1, L2 AND L3 ON T6-T10 THIS IS RIGHT SIDED AND MAY WELL BE AN EARLIER STAGE OF DISH?? MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON PATELLA, R GREATER TROCHANTAR.(FOR JOINT INVOLVEMENT SEE JOINTS SECTION)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2715|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|FUSION OF L SACROILLIAC JOINT. MARKED ENTHESOPHYTIC DEVELOPMENT BILATERALLY ALONG ILLAC CREST IN AREA OF EXTERNAL OBLIQUE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2715|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2715|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2726|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL APPEARS SLIGHTLY UNDULATING/THICKENED IN AREAS. ZYGOMATICS & SUPRAORBITAL REGION OF FRONTAL APPEAR QUITE POROUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2726|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone changes to endocranial aspect of supraoccipital in region of sagittal and transverse sulci, irregular porous appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2726|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2726|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2732|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Compact subperiosteal new bone plaque to midshaft of right fibula - bruising of lower leg? Also compact new bone plaque to lateral aspect of right 4th metatarsal & slight new bone plaque deposits to medial aspects of shafts of right 2nd & 3rd metatarsals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2732|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Large (6.4mm) Osteochondritis diseccans lesion to trochlea of right humerus|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2732|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2732|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2735|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|BOTH RIGHT SACROILIAC JOINTS & RIGHT PUBIC SYMPHYSEAL SURFACE EXHIBIT SEVERE OSTEOPHYTOSIS & SUBCHONDRAL DESTRUCTION - UNCERTAIN AS TO WHETHER THESE CHANGES ARE AGE-RELATED OR NOT, GIVEN RELATIVELY GOOD STATE OF OTHER ARTICUAR SURFACES & LONG BONES. LARGE ROUNDED CYST TO SUPERIOR ANTERIOR ASPECT OF RIGHT FEMORAL NECK.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2735|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight periostitis evident to medial aspect of left tibial shaft & less so to lateral aspect of right tibial shaft, striated & remodelled in both cases.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2735|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Large bilateral lesions (areas of necrosis) to superior central articular surfaces of patellae - unhealed Osteochondritis diseccans lesions?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2735|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2735|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2741|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|THE ALVEOLAR AROUND THE 3RD LEFT MANDIBULAR MOLAR APPEARED FLARED AND ENLARGED.THIS MAY HVAE BEEN DUE TO AN NFLAMMATION OF THAT AREA OF THE ALVEOLAR OR A PERIAPICAL LESION BUT THERE WERE NO CLASSIC INDICATIONS OF A PERIAPICAL LESION.AREA OF REMODELLED POROUS AND SCLEROTIC BONE ON THE MEDIAL SURFACE AT THE PROXIMAL THIRD OF THE LEFT TIBIA AT THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR TIBIALIS ANTERIOR|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2741|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|Two episodes of sharp force trauma(healed) to the skull.There were two healed areas of sharp force trauma on the right frontal and parietal bone. The first instance of trauma was a sharp blade injury that had cut transversely across the frontal and parietal bone, partially lifting an area of the ectocranial surface but that did not penetrate through into the endocranial surface. The edges of the injury were very well remodelled with sclerotic bone and there appeared to be no indication of an infection. The length of the injury was 70.6mm and affected an area of bone on the frontal and parietal that was 49.1mm in width.Posteriorly to this injury there was another blade injury that had cut into the ectocranial surface and caused a concave defect in the parietal bone passing through the sagittal suture. Again, however, the injury had not affected the endocranial surface. The edges were smooth and well rounded and there was no indication of infection. The length of the injury was 32.8mm by 8.6mm and with a depth of 2.6mm.  Both injuries had healed well and apart from a very small area of raised bone on the endocranial surface near the first injur|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2741|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2741|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2744|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE SCAPHOID ARTICULATION WITH THE TRAPEZOID. FURTHER EBURNATION ON THE ULNAR NOTCH OF THE R RADIUS W A BONY PROTUBERANCE ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE NOTCH. POSSIBLY EBURNATION  SECONDARY TO AN INJURY??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2744|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|RIGHT TALUS: SMALL 8X7MM LESION ON THE SUBTALAR ARTICULAR SURFACE. THE LESION IS OVAL WITH AN APPERANCE OF A SERIES OF SCOOPED OUT LESIONS AND MAY BE LYTIC  RATHER THAN AN ACTUAL OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSICANS??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2744|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2744|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2748|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"FALSE JOINT FORMED BETWEEN L MT3 & 4 PROB STRESS RELATED DUE TO PRESSURE CAUSED BY THE DISH?"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2748|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|BILATERAL SMOOTH EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE HUMERORADIAL JOINT. ULNAE SHOWED EXTENSIVE LIPPING BUT NO EBURNATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2748|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|CANDLEWAX EXTRA BONEGROWTH ON RIGHT SIDE OF T3-11 AND L1. FUSION PRESENT T5-10 VERTEBRAL.  DISK SPACE NOT AFFECTED. FUSION PRESENT ON BOTH SIDE ON T10-11|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2748|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2748|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2748|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|HEALED OBLIQUE FRACTURE OF AXILLARY BORDER OF R SCAPULA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2750|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|BILATERAL ENTHESOPATHY/REMODELLING TO TIBIAL TUBEROSITIES. SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN LEFT TARSALS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2750|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|1 fused left distal interphalangeal foot joint.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2750|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Probable Osteochondritis diseccans lesion to base of left 1st proximal phalanx, partially healed; slight pitting reflected in head of left 1st metatarsal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2750|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|2750|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2751|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Metabolic|Vitamin D Deficiency|Rickets|POSSIBLE HEALED ADULT RICKETS. ONLY APPARENT IN L+R TIBIA THE FEMURS DID NOT APPEAR AFFECTED. BOTH TIBIAE SHOWED BOWING IN A LATERAL DIRECTION AND HAVE A VERY PROMINENT ANTERIOR EDGE (AS SEEN IN ORTNER 2003:402)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2751|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2751|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2757|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2757|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2758|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|RIGHT PELVIS SLIGHT BONY BRIDGING ON THE RETROAURICULAR SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2758|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|Possible trauma that lead to localised infection & joint changes.Joint changes and distiortion of the joint surfaces between the right medial cuneiform and right 1st metatarsal.The dorsal surface at the superior aspect of the joint there was osteophytic lipping and coarse pitting producing an irregular surface of the superior aspect of the joint.There was no indication of further porosity or inflammation of this joint.Fusion on the plantar surface between the lateral cuneiform and the 3rd metatarsal, were possibly associated with changes seen in the medial cuneiform & 1st metatarsal.These changes were unilateral and as a differential diagnosis the fusion between the cunieform and the 3rd metatarsal could have been congenital.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2758|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.Congenital/develpomental disorder with fusion of the lateral cuneiform and the 3rd metatarsal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2758|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|POSSIBLE HEALED NON SPEACIFIC PERIOSTEAL REACTION.RIGHT FIFTH METACARPAL IRREGULAR BONE ON THE DORASAL SURFACE OF THE SHAFT.SLIGHT INCREASE IN POROSITY ON THE L & R GREATER WING OF THE SPHENOID,PM DAMAGE ONLY FRAGMENTS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2758|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2758|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2782|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON ANTERIOR PATELLAE"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2782|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PRESENT ON BOTH TIBIAE PROXIMAL POSTERIOR PORTION ALONG SOLEAL LINE. APPRANCE WAS SMOOTH RAISED STRIAE LYING ON THE CORTICAL SURFACE. NO PITTING OR EROSION PRESENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2782|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2782|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2783|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE EROSION (?) OF ANTERIOR ASPECT OF INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL BODY SURFACE OF L3, ALSO VISIBLE ON SUPERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL BODY SURFACE - UNLIKE NORMAL IVD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2783|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2783|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2783|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|T48 APPEARS TO HAVE ERUPTED OUT OF ALIGNMENT TOWARDS THE LINGUAL ASPECT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2786|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THERE IS A DEEP ROUND LESION/CAVITATION TO THE SUPERIOR MEDIAL MARGIN OF THE HEAD OF THE RIGHT 1ST METATARSAL - POSSIBLY A DEEP CYST? MARKED LOCALISED SWELLING/COMPACT NEW BONE TO LATERAL ASPECT OF BOTH LEFT & RIGHT 2ND METATARSAL PROXIMAL SHAFTS - UNUSUAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2786|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Both 1st proximal feet phalanges exhibit osteochondritis diseccans lesions to their basal surfaces. Possible healed osteochondritis diseccans to proximal surface of right navicular.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2786|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2786|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2787|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"THE RIGHT ACETABULUM IS PARTICULARLY SHALLOW IN COMPARISON TO THE LEFT. THERE IS NO LIPPING AROUND THE ACETABULAR RIM AND THE FEMORAL HEAD SHOWS NO SIGNS OF PATHOLOGY."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2787|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis to the anterior medial surface of the proximal third of the left tibial shaft.  The bone is heavily striated and appears with large ovular patches of well remodelled bone. The posterior surface of the proximal tibia in the location of the attachment for Soleus is irregular with sclerotic, well modelled new bone.  Possibly the result of soft tissue trauma to the Soleus muscle.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2787|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2787|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2795|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED PITTING TO LEFT CUBOID & 2ND CUNEIFORM, ALSO TO HEAD OF LEFT 1ST METATARSAL. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF RIGHT 1ST METATARSAL & SUPERIOR ASPECT OF PROXIMAL SHAFT OF RIGHT 3RD METATARSAL. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS & PITTING TO EXTANT MARGINS OF ACETABULUM (RIGHT?) WITH CYST FORMATION.REVERSE MEDIAL SQUATTING FACET IN RIGHT TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2795|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2795|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2802|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the shaft surface lateral side of the left tibia and the shaft surfaces of the left fibula.The periosteal changes on the bone surfaces appeared as 'plaque' like deposits made up of layers.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2802|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2802|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2807|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THE RIGHT AND LEFT ACETABULAE HAD A SHALLOW APPEARANCE AND AN AREA OF POROSITY ON THE POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE ACETABULAR RIM THAT EXTENDED THE NORMAL ARTICULAR SURFACE.THERE DID NOT,HOWEVER, APPEAR TO BE ANY CHANGES TO THE FEMORAL HEADS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2807|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Left tibia  proximal 1/3 on the posterior surface non-specific periostitis.There is a combination of porous and sclerotic bone that has been remodelled superiorly and inferiorly to the nutrient foramen.There are marked impressions for the popliteus and soleus muscles.In some areas the porosity and sclerotic bone eminates from these muscle attachments and it may be in part due to damgage to the muscles that has caused the periosteal reaction.fragment of rib shaft (unsided) area of woven bone on the anterior surface.On the visceral surface of the shaft there had been a periosteal reaction and areas of remodelled bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2807|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2807|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2813|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2813|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2817|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|FINE PITTING TO LEFT TALO-TIBIAL JOINT, POSTERIOR TALO-CALCANEAL JOINT & TO SURFACES OF LEFT NAVICULAR & CUNEIFORMS.ACCESSORY FACETS (?) TO LATERAL MARGINS OF BASE OF BOTH 1ST METATARSALS. MARKED BILATERAL LATERAL BOWING OF DISTAL 5TH METATARSAL SHAFTS.SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO DISTAL END OF LEFT FIBULA & HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2817|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2817|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2817|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well-healed fractures to distal third of left tibia & to proximal shaft of left fibula. There is malaligment in the tibia with distal end displaced laterally, but relatively little malalignment in the fibula (proximal shaft is posterior to the overlapping distal end), there is considerable foreshortening of both shafts (possibly by at least 3 cm in the tibia & as much as 6cm in the fibula, though this would suggest a particularly tall individual?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2827|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|There is subchondral cysting and eburnation on the acromial end of both clavicles.  Both of which are flatened and lipped. These changes are mirrored on the acromian processes of both scapulae.  The capitula of both humeri are eburnated although this is more pronounced on the right. Both radial heads are eburnated.  There is osteophytic lipping around the trochlea and capitulum of the right humerus.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2827|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2827|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2836|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2836|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2839|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SOME SCHMORL'S NODES EVIDENT ON EXTANT PORTIONS OF SOME THORACIC VERTEBRAE. MARKED MEDIO-LATERAL LIPPING TO SHAFTS OF HAND PHALANGES & SOME SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTOSIS PRESENT IN CARPALS. MARGINAL OSTEOPHYTOSIS EVIDENT ON EXTANT PORTIONS OF BOTH ACETABULA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2839|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2839|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2844|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2844|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2846|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Metabolic|General|Other (Metabolic - General)|POSSIBLE HEMATOMA: SUBOPERIOSTEAL HEMORRHAGE ? SMALL FRAGMENT OF R TIBIA HAD A DEFINED SWELLING MEASURING 30X15MM . THE SWELLING WAS MAINLY SMOOTH WITH  A SMALL AREA OF WOVEN BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2846|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2846|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2855|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|POSSIBLE EXTRANUMARY LUMBAR  L6|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2855|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2855|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2855|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|VERY PRONOUNCED TUBERCULUM ON 22|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ADVANCED ENTHESOPATHIES TO ANTERIOR OF BOTH PATELLAE. MARKED OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING TO SUPERIOR ASPECT OF HEAD OF RIGHT 1ST PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN RIBS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to endocranium of frontal bone & also appears to track along sagittal sulcus (not continuously) & to superior aspect of squamous portion of supraoccipital; the new bone has a slightly labyrinthine appearance - Infection?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to lateral aspect of distal articular surface of both radii, reflected eburnation in extant right scaphoid.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Seronegative Spondylarthropathy|Psoriatic arthropathy|Possible Psoriatic Arthritis - sacro-iliitis with significant compact new bone in process of fusing in left sacroiliac joint; odd osteophyte development between vertebrae esp. in lumbar region (possible fusion but post-mortem damage), but throughout spinal column (e.g. T1 & T2) - unlike DISH; symmetrical osteoarthritis in both wrists; flaring/osteophytic lipping around proximal ends of extant distal hand phalanges; erosion of distal end of left 1st proximal foot phalanx - (cupping lesion?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Partially healed Osteochondritic diseccans lesion to trochlea of right humerus? (Alternatively developmental defect).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|CALCULUS BUILD-UP ON LEFT SIDE OF MOUTH (MAXILLARY & MANDIBULAR TEETH) SUGGESTS A LACK OF MOVEMENT, OR AT LEAST A MUCH GREATER PREFERENCE TO USE THE RIGHT SIDE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2856|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Healed fracture to shaft of 1 right rib.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2858|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|There is fusion of thoracic 4-12.  There is a dripping candle wax effect down the right exterior longitudinal liagament amd the disc spaces are maintained.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2858|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2858|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2858|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|The right femur is bowed anteriorly on the proximal half of the shaft.  There is bony exostoses along the linea aspera, which is also flattened.  A possible healed fracture to the proximal third of the shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2862|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHEMENT BY SOLEUS ON TIBIAE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2862|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SLIGHT REACTIVE BONEGROWTH ON DORSAL PROXIMAL PORTION OF METATARSALS. PARTICUALRLY THE MT4-5. POSSIBLY CAUSED FROM WEIGHT BEARING STRAIN? MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON BOTH CALCANEI|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2862|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE DISH WITH RIGHT SIDED CANDLE WAS FUSION OR PARTIAL FUSION OF T4-L1 AND L5-S1. INTEGRITY OF DISC SPACE MAINTAINED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2862|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|COMPLETE ANKYLOSIS OF RIGHT SACROILLIAC JOINT HAS TAKEN PLACE. LEFT SIDE FRAGMENTED BUT LOOKS UNFUSED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2862|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2862|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2879|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE 'LIP' TO PROXIMAL SHAFT OF RIGHT FIBULA - MUSCLE INSERTION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2879|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2879|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2882|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|PARTIAL FUSION OF L SACROILLIC JOINT SUPERIOR MARGIN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2882|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|2882|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED DEPRESSION ON BOTH HUMERII FOR THE MUSCLA ATTACHMENT OF THE LATERAL HEAD OF TRICEPS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|Bilateral spondylolysis of the 4th lumbar vertebra.(centrum and arch present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Possible well healed and aligned fracture at the medial aspect of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the right 1st metacarpal.The area affected on the proximal phalange was associated with the attachment for Flexor pollicis brevis and abductor pollicis brevis.These muscles are two of the three that form the the eminence at the base of the 1st metacarpal and are associated with the opposition of the thumb to the other fingers.If the trauma was not a fracture it was possibly a severe dislocation.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2893|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"DIFFFUSE MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON L CLAVICLE, ACROMION PROCESS OF L SCAPULA, PROXIMAL L ULNA, ILLIAC CREST OF L ILLUM, L ISCHIOPUBIC RIDGE, UPPER MARGIN OF L SACROILLIC JOINT AND ON GREATER TROCHANTAR AND LINEA ASPERA OF THE L FEMUR."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2893|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PRESENT ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE L PUBIC SYMPHYSIS FORMING RAGGED NODULAR BONEGROWTH IN A HORIZONTAL DIRECTION THIS OVERLIES SMOOTH PATCHES OF LABYRINTHINE BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2893|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|VERY SMALL NODULE ON CENTRAL DORSAL SURFACE OF THE 1ST PROXIMAL PHALANGE. PROB CUSED BY DEEP CUT?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2893|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2893|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2895|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2895|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2895|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|possible case of Hyperostosis frontalis interna. The area around the frontal crest is irregular with large indentations on both sides.  In addition there are some bony outgrowths immediately on either side of the frontal crest which are striated.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2898|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2898|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2905|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON ANTERIOR PATELLARS & TIBIAL TUBEROSITIES AND CALCANEI. RAGGED BONEGROWTH ALONG LINEA ASPERA ANDOF FEMURS AND SOLEAL LINE OF THE TIBIAE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2905|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|FUSION OF L INTERMEDIATE AND DISTAL PHALANGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2905|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|FUSION OR PARTIAL RIGHT SIDE CANDLEWAX FUSION OF T4-L1. DISK SPACE NOT AFFECTED. SPINOUS PROCESS NOT SUFFIENTLY PRESERVED TO DETERMINE ANY PRESENCE OF FUSION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2905|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|ANKYLOSIS OF ANTERIOR BORDER OF L & R SACROILLIAC JOINT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2905|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2905|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2907|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2907|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES EVIDENT TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA, DISTAL LEFT FIBULA & HEEL OF RIGHT CALCANEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2919|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to anterior aspects of shafts of both femora, both tibiae & some fragments of extant fibulae - striated/lamellar & areas of remodelled new bone, almost plaque-like - possible systemic infection.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2919|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2919|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2921|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2921|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2925|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MANY OF THE OTHER VERTEBRAL FRAGMENTS EXHIBIT EVIDENCE OF SEVERE INTERVERTEBRAL DISEASE.ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.EXTANT TIBIAE APPEAR V. LONG.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2925|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2925|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2932|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2932|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2934|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2934|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2937|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LONG BONES APPEAR UNUSUALLY GRACILE & THIN. BOTH TIBIAE (ESP. RIGHT) EXHIBIT UNUSUAL MUSCLE ATTACHMENT MARKINGS, WITH NUTRIENT FORAMEN RAISED PROMINENTLY FROM THE CORTICAL SURFACE. PROXIMAL END OF RIGHT TIBIA ALSO HAS UNUSUAL APPEARANCE: OVERHANGING AT POSTERIOR - POSSIBLE EARLY HEALED TRAUMA OR DEVELOPMENTAL DEFECTS? LOCALISED SWELLING TO POSTERIOR ASPECT OF DISTAL RIGHT FEMUR IN REGION OF ATTACHMENT OF MEDIAL HEAD OF GASTROCNEMIUS - ENTHESOPATHY? SMALL EXOSTOSIS/ENTHESOPATHY TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF PROXIMAL SHAFT OF LEFT 5TH METACARPAL. MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO BOTH ISCHIAL TUBEROSITIES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2937|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation & severe osteophytosis to tubercle facet of extant right rib.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2937|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2937|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2938|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SUPRAORBITAL REGION (ESP. LEFT SIDE) APPEARS VERY POROUS. DISTINCT HIATUS IN TALO-FIBULAR SURFACE OF LEFT FIBULA - DEVELOPMENTAL OR POSSIBLE HEALED FRACTURE?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2938|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Possible new bone build-up on endocranial surface of supraoccipital in region of internal occipital prominence, porous in appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2938|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to right acromio-clavicular joint.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2938|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2938|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2948|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2948|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2950|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|BILATERAL BONY NODULES TO TEMPORO-MANDIBULAR JOINTS OF TEMPORALS (OSTEOPHYTOSIS?) - WOULD APPEAR TO HAVE GREATLY RESTRICTED JAW MOVEMENT, BUT LITTLE IF ANY CHANGE EVIDENT ON THE EXTANT MANDIBULAR CONDYLE .LARGE CYST (C.10MM) TO LINGUAL ASPECT OF LEFT MANDIBULAR BODY, INFERIOR TO POSITION OF T38 & ANTERIOR OF GONION - STAFNE'S DEFECT?DEVELOPING ENTHESOPATHIES: LEFT RADIAL TUBEROSITY, LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2950|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Bilateral compact new bone to lateral aspects of both 4th metatarsal shafts.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2950|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2950|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2950|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Irregular new bone to endocranium of frontal bone, striated in appearance with occasional nodules apparent - probable HFI.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2950|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|SEVERE WEAR TO LINGUAL ASPECT OF MAXILLARY INCISORS & ALL MOLARS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2951|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTANT RIGHT HUMERAL HEAD EXHIBITS DEFINED AREA OF SEVERE PITTING, APPEARS ALMOST LYTIC - POSSIBLE PATHOLOGY OR SIMPLY POST-MORTEM CHANGES? MARKED ENTHESOPATHY TO RIGHT ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY, LINE ASPERA OF LEFT FEMUR, ANTERIOR OF BOTH PATELLAE, POSTERIOR ASPECT OF BOTH PROXIMAL TIBIAE, PROXIMAL LEFT FIBULAR SHAFT & HEEL OF RIGHT CALCANEUS. PALATE MARKEDLY POROUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2951|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Lytic lesions to margins of heads of right proximal hand phalanges, appear to be eroding bone behind articular surface. Right middle hand phalanges also exhibit similar lesions, while left middle hand phalanges exhibit slightly different changes to the heads. Lytic lesion to left triquetral, appears to undercut margin of articular surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2951|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2951|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|2951|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|PEG-SHAPED RIGHT MAXILLARY 2ND INCISOR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2953|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Diffuse non-specific peiostitis on the  shaft surface of the left radius at the distal end,femur,tibia,fibula, & dorasl surface of metatarsals.Also a small area on the posterior surface of the pelvis & medial surface of the calcaneus.The bone changes on the shaft surfaces were a combination of striation and fine porosity resulting in areas of fine 'plague' like bone.This plague of bone was particularly noticeable on the medial malleolus & the medial surface of the calcaneus.there appeared to be no indication of trauma and the articular surfaces were not affected. It was possible that the pathological changes were indicative of a systemic problem as they were visible on so many of the elements. Unfortunately only the left elements were present and so it was not possible to see if the changes occurred elsewhere on the skeleton. One possible diagnosis could be adult scurvy if the periosteal changes in the long bones could be result of sub periosteal haemorrhaging.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2953|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2953|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2955|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2955|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2958|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2958|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2960|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2960|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone evident to endocranial aspect of extant frontal. New bone to proximal shafts of both fibulae, striated & remodelled in appearance. At least two other smaller, less remodelled areas of new bone formation to right fibular shaft (midshaft & distal shaft) & one other area to left fibular midshaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2960|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2960|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2962|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|THERE IS A THICKENING OF BONE ALONG THE LATERAL LEFT HUMERUS.  IT FOLLOWS THE LINE OF THE MEDIAL HEAD OF THE MUSCLE TRICEPS BRACHII.  IT IS VERY WELL REMODELLED WITH DENSE BONE AND THE AREA IS VERY SMOOTH.  ONLY THE DISTAL HALF OF THE SHAFT IS AFFECTED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2962|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Other|Other (Circulatory)|THERE IS A POSSIBLE CIRCULATORY PROBLEM AT THE JOINT OF THE LEFT HUMERORADIAL:CAPITULUM JOINT.  A CIRCULAR AREA OF BONE IS AFFECTED HOWEVER, HAS NOT COMPLETELY DETATCHED FROM THE CAPITULUM AND THEREFORE PROTRUDES SLIGHTLY.  THE SURFACE IS IRREGULAR.  THE HEAD OF THE CORRESPONDING RADIUS IS MISSING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2962|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is a small patch of non specific periostitis on the anterior medial shaft of the proximal- midshaft of the left tibia.  The area is striated and well remodelled bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2962|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Neoplastic|Neoplastic General|Bone cysts|Possible cyst/absess? There is a well rounded indentation at the base of the inner ascending ramus on the right side of the mandible.  It is scooped out and 3mm deep.  It does not penetrate the bone entirely.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2962|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2962|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2963|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|2963|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2968|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|BOTH FEMORAL HEAD ARTICULAR SURFACES APPEAR EXTENDED LATERO-ANTERIORLY ONTO NECK. POSSIBLE EARLY SACRO-ILIITIS EVIDENT IN RIGHT ILIUM. ENTHESOPATHIES TO RIGHT ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY, BOTH ILIAC CRESTS, LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & LEFT ANTERIOR PATELLA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2968|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Striated new bone to medial & lateral aspects of both femoral shafts, particularly evident on lateral aspect of right femur. Possible slight new bone formation to anterior aspect of distal right humerus, just superior to trochlea?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2968|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2968|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2984|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|An elongated lesion is present on the inferior dorsal aspect of a right rib. Well healed new bone formation approx 17.8mm in length runs along the bottom of the rib and appears dense and well remodelled.  However, there is some postmortem damage making it hard ot see whether further changes are pathological: The top bone surface is missing exposing the medullary cavity.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2984|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2984|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2986|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|BIPARTE L NAVICULAR|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2986|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2986|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS ON THE LEFT PATELLA AND TENDO CALCAEUS ON THE LEFT CALCANEUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Complete destruction and distortion of the left scaphoid and pisiform,resulting in sub chondral cysting and smooth shiny eburnated articular surfaces.For articulation with the radius there was porosity and a flattening of the surface area but no eburnation.Distal end of the radius was lipped and porous .Osteoarthritic changes were also seen on the plantar surface of the proximal metatarsal and the sesamoid bone.There was a distortion to the shape of the bones with osteophytic lipping, sub chondralcysting.the right sesamoid is also flattened and distorted. There was lipping and porosity but no eburnation.there is a small area of eburnation on the superior aspect of the left acetabular rim.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|THE EARLY STAGE/INDICATION OF SACROILIAC FUSION OF THE LEFT SACROILIAC JOINT.PARTIAL OSTEOPHYTIC BRIDGING ON THE SUPERIOR ASPECT OF THE LEFT SACROILIAC .|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Blunt force trauma (incl depressed cranial fracture) healed|Depression on the occipital bone on the right side adjacent to the coronal and saggital suture.There are no radiating lines on the ecto cranial surface. The endo cranila surface beneath the depression appears denser and sclerotic but there is no indication of infection.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2988|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned Parry fracture at the distal 1/3 of the right ulna.The callus ws still visible giving a slightly swollen appearance to the bone but the area was remodelled and with no indiaction of an infection.The left tibia mid shaft had a slight swelling to the cortical bone. It appeared to be an extremely well remodelled callus and aligned healed fracture.There was very slight porosity on the medial and lateral surface of the callus but no indication of an infection.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2991|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Degeneration of the left humeroradial joint surface.The area of the capitulum on the humerus had become smooth and polished with eburnated bone.The proximal head of the radius articulating with the capitulum was also smooth ,polished and eburnated. Similar degenaration was also seen in the vertebrae and such changes were indicative of osteoarthritis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2991|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2991|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2995|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|THE POSTERIOR ARCH OF THE ATLAS IS VERY THICKENED.  THERE IS NO POROSITY OR INDICATION OF TRAUMA.  THE REST OF THE ATLAS IS UNAFFECTED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2995|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|2995|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2998|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|2998|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3028|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOR BRACHIALIS ON BOTH HUMERII.VERTEBRAL BODY FRAGMENT POSSIBLY LUMBAR VERY SEVERE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3028|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis medial shaft surface, striated and coarse.Similar changes were seen on the fragments of the right tibia.Both fibulae had small areas of non-specific periostisis on the shaft surfaces.INCREASED POROSTIY TO THE OCCIPITAL BONE AND A SMALL SMOOTH RAISED AREA OF BONE 14.8MMX18.7MM ON THE LEFT PARIETAL SUPERIOR TO THE LAMBDOID,WHICH ALSO HAD INCREASED POROSITY AROUND ITS MARGINS.POSSIBLY FROM TRAUMA AND AN INFLAMMATORY RESPONSE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3028|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3028|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3028|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|DENTITION VERY HEAVILY WORN AND POSSIBLY USED AS A TOOL."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3044|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO TUBERCLE FACETS EVIDENT, WITH EBURNATION PRESENT IN 1 RIGHT RIB.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3044|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3044|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3054|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|DEEP DEPRESSION FOR THE COSTOCLAVICULAR LIGAMENT ON THE RIGHT CLAVICLE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3054|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|POSSIBLE NON SPECIFIC PERIOSTEAL REACTION OF THE LEFT SCAPULA. THE LEFT GLENOID CAVITY POSSIBLY HAD NEW BONE GROWTH BUT THERE WAS MARKED POST MORTEM DAMAGE AND THE SURFACE MAY THUS HAVE BEEN CHANGED DUE TO POST MORTEM PROCESSES.GIVING THE IMPRESSION OF PATHOLOGY, A PSEUDO PATHOLOGY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3054|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3054|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3054|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and remodelled fracture of the left first rib.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3063|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3063|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|3065|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SLIGHT PERIOSTEAL BONE GROWTH W PITTING PRESENT ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE R MANDIBULAR FOSSA OF THE TEMPORAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|3065|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|3065|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|3065|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|RETENTION OF BOTH MAXILLARY CANINES. ROOTS OF P3/P4 ARE LONG WITH ANGULATED APEX. RIGHT DECIDIOUS CANINE PRESENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3072|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3072|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3072|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|BILATERAL SPONDYLOLISIS OF L5|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3083|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|MILD STRAIE OF SUBPERIOSTEAL BONEGROWTH ON THE LATERAL PORTION OF R TIBIA AND PROXIMAL AND DISTAL PORTION OF THE R FIBULA. SHINY "SLUG" LIKE TRAIL IN PATCHES ON THE R TIBIA LATERAL PORTION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3083|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|POSSIBLE SOFT TISSUE INJURY TO PROXIMAL MEDIAL PORTION OF THE R TIBIA PROB. CAUSING THE PERISOTEAL REACTION ABOVE ???|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3083|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3083|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3084|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 1-5 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3084|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 1-5 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3097|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY ALONG MAJORITY OF EXTANT LINEA ASPERA IN RIGHT FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3097|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to posterior midshaft of right femur, just medial to linea aspera; irregular in appearance, resulting in irregular morphology of shaft - possible healed fracture with infection?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3097|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3097|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3103|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3103|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3122|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3122|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3124|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING OF THE LEFT AND RIGHT CARPAL BONES,DJD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3124|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3124|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3126|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3126|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3128|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|1) SMALL ROUNDED LESIONS (2-4MM) PRESENT ON ARTICUALTIONS OF DISTAL R RADIUS ARTIC W SCAPHOID, R NAVICULAR ARTIC W TALUS AND L MEDIAL FACET OF CALCANEUM (ARTIC W DIST TALUS).2) DISTAL ARTICUALTION OF BOTH 1ST PROX PHALAGES OF THE FEET WERE VERY FLATTENED.3) 3RD TROCHANTAR ON BOTH FEMORA WERE VERY PRONOUNCED, THE R EXHIBITING EXTENSIVE PITTING. BOTH FEMORA HAD MARKED FLATTENING  IN AN ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR DIRECTION.4) R PROXIMAL FIBULA WAS VERY FLATTENED AND HAD A MARKED BONY RIDGE, THIS DID NOT APPEAR TO HAVE FUSED W THE TIBIA. IT WAS POSSIBLY A CHILDHOOD FRACTURE OF SOFT TISSUE INJURY???"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3128|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3128|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3165|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3165|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3172|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|BILATERAL. CARPALS AND PROXIMAL ARTICUALTIONS OF MC2 AFFECTED. R TRPAZIUM AND TRAPEZOID FUSED. ALL BONES EXHIBIT  A NUMBER OF SMOOTH ROUNDED LYTIC LESIONS. THE CARPALS ARE DEFORMED THOUGH STILL EASILY RECOGNISEABLE. THERE IS NO OTHER JOINT INVOLVEMENT IN THE BODY AND THEREFORE NOT SURE IF THIS CAN BE CLASSIFIED AS JUVENILE ARTHRITIS???|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3172|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3172|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3229|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Metabolic|Vitamin D Deficiency|Rickets|RESIDUAL RICKETS: RIGHT PROXIMAL FEMUR BOWED IN A LATERAL DIRECTION. CORTEX COMPLETELY SMOOTH. BONE APPEARED FLATTENED IN A ANTERIOR POSTERIOR DIRECTION. IT RESEMBLED RICKETS THOUGH THE TIBIA WAS NOT AFFECTED AND NO OTHER SIGNS OF THIS DISEASE PRESENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3229|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3229|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3235|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 1-5 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3235|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 1-5 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3245|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3245|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3283|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|POSSIBLE SOFT TISSUE TRAUMA ALONG ANTERIOR RIM OF L ACETABULUM  IN AREA WHERE SATORIUS CARRIES OVER FROM THE ILLIAC CREST. THE BONE IS LAID DOWN IN THICK PLAQUE LIKE FORMATION WITHOUT AFFECTING THE CORTICAL BONE. PROB RUPTURED MUSCLE??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3283|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3283|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3289|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3289|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3291|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3291|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3294|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3294|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3301|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3301|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3328|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3328|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3328|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (unilateral L)||
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|NUCHAL CREST MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS APPEAR UNUSUALLY PRONOUNCED, ESP. ON LEFT SIDE. EXTANT PALATE APPEARS QUITE POROUS. V. LARGE (C.14MM), DEEP CYST TO SUPERIOR POSTERIOR MARGIN OF EXTANT RIGHT ACETABULUM, WITH ASSOCIATED MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS. EXTANT LUMBAR APOPHYSEAL FACETS EXHIBIT MARKED DETERIORATION WITH 1 NEURAL ARCH (L3?) EXHIBITING A ROUNDED CYST TO DORSAL ASPECT OF ITS RIGHT INFERIOR APOPHYSEAL FACET. SOME CYST DEVELOPMENT TO INFERIOR ASPECT OF RIGHT SCAPHOID.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|Small area of compact new bone overlying ectocranial aspect of sagittal suture, just superior to lambda - possible ossified subperiosteal haematoma due to accidental trauma?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Extant shaft of right tibia exhibits striated new bone along medial anterior aspect of midshaft, slightly porous in appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to rib tubercle facets. Probable eburnation to right acromio-clavicular joint but difficult to discern due to severe pitting/cystic destruction.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3329|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|SEVERE WEAR ON MOST TEETH, ESP. MANDIBULAR TEETH & ANTERIOR MAXILLARY TEETH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3333|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3333|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3339|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3339|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3346|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|BOTH FEMORA HAVE MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR SOLEUS IS ALSO MARKED ON THE RIGHT TIBIA BUT MUCH MORE PRONOUNCED ON THE LEFT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3346|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3346|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3379|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3379|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO BOTH HEELS & LATERAL ASPECTS OF CALCANEI (PATH OF PERONEUS LONGUS). MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN BOTH WRISTS & RIGHT TALO-NAVICULAR ARTICULATION. EXTANT REMAINS OF CERVICAL VERTEBRAE EXHIBIT MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS AT INTERVERTEBRAL JOINT (BODY-3) & EBURNATION IN AT LEAST TWO SETS OF INTERVERTEBRAL (APOPHYSEAL FACETS).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Skull Malformation|Bathrocephaly||
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to right scaphoid, lunate, dorsal aspect of capitate head & correponding surface in hamate.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Extant remains of vertebral bodies exhibit smooth osteophytes fusing vertebrae with retention of intervertebral space (minimum of three vertebrae involved but uncertain whether consecutive or not) - probable DISH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Probable osteochondritis diseccans lesion to superior proximal surface of right navicular. Possible Osteochondritis diseccans to lunate surface of left radius (similar smaller lesion in lunate surface of right radius).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3394|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3416|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3416|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3424|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3424|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3447|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3447|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3448|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|THREE FRAGMENTS OF VERTEBRAL BODIES NOT POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY IF THORACIC OR LUMBAR BUT HAD SEVERE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING AND MAY POSSIBLY HAVE BEEN FUSED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3448|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3448|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3448|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY TEETH VERY HEAVILY WORN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3458|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis proximal 1/3 on the medial surface of the right tibia.The affected area was slightly raised with porosity, sclerotic and remodelled lamellar bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3458|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3458|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3474|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON L DISTAL ARTIC OF MC1, SUPERIOR MARGIN."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3474|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SITUATED ALONG BOTH SIDES OF THE SOLEAL LINE OF THE L TIBIA. MUSCLE ATTACHEMENT ARE VERY MARKED IN THE SAME AREA.  STRIATED EXTRA CORTICAL BONEGROWTH COVERING THE PROXIMAL HALF OF THE MEDIAL SHAFT. ON THE LATERAL PROXIMAL PORTION THE PERIOSTEAL BONE WAS MORE SHEET LIKE. THICK STRIAE PRESENT ON PROX FIBULA.  THE PROXIMAL PORTION OF THE L FEMUR HAS OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING  AND BONY REPAIR ON THE FEMORAL NECK. LIPPING AROUND HEAD WAS MAINLY ALONG THE POSTERIOR MARGIN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3474|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3474|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3499|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3499|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3499|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|A well healed fracture to the midshaft of the left clavicle. The bone is slightly misaligned, shortening the clavicle and the articulations are unaffected.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3522|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3522|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3541|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Other (Joints -Osteoarthritis)|OA OF RIGHT HIP EBURNATION ON R FEMORAL HEAD AND ACETABULUM. ALSO EBURNATION ON L 1ST PROX PHALANGE OF THE FOOT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3541|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Blunt force trauma (incl depressed cranial fracture) healed|SHALLOW INDENTATION ON POSTERIOR PORTION OF PARIETAL BONES ALONG SAGITTAL SUTURE 38X35MM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3541|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3541|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3541|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURED RIB|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3544|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3544|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3545|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3545|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3548|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|striated and woven bone on the anterior lateral and anterior medial aspects of fboth Tibae.  The lesions entend down the majority of both shafts and the mid third of both shafts are swollen.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3548|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Neoplastic|Neoplastic General|Bone cysts|POSSIBLE VERTEBRAL CYSTS? SMALL ROUND DEFECT ON THE SUPERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACE OF THE CENTRUM OF L3 AND ANOTHER ON THE INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACE OF L4.  BOTH DEFECTS ARE WELL ROUNDED AND HAVE A SCOOPED OUT APPEARANCE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3548|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3548|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3555|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3555|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3587|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis of the right  wrist.The distal radioulnar articular surface of the right ulna had osteophytic lipping was smooth, highly polsihed and eburnated.There was also osteophytic lipping and eburnation on the distal articular surface of a right proximal phalange.The posterior inferior aspect of the right acetabulum although damaged PM had an area of smooth polished eburnated bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3587|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3587|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3592|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is non-specific periostitis on the right tibia.  The anterior medial shaft is very striated and there is an ongoing reaction on the midshaft.  The posterior aspect of the tibia is maily well healed and the periostitis covers the proximal third and mid third of the tibia. The bone in both these areas is very irregular.  There is a patch on non-specific periostits on the anterior lateral mid shaft.  There is an ongoing reaction and the area is very striated.THE PROXIMAL THIRD OF THE CORRESPONDING FIBULA IS ALSO AFFECTED.  THE AREA IS THICKENED AND HEAVILY STRIATED ALONG THE INTEROSSEUS CREST.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3592|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3592|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3605|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"DISTAL L FEMUR EXHIBITED TWO RAISED AREAS. ONE ON THE MEDIAL SUPRACONDYLAR RIDGE CAUSING THE RIDGE TO PROTRUDE UNNATURALLY IN A MEDIAL DIRECTION. THE OTHER IS SITUATED ON THE MEDIAL POLITERAL SURFACE AND IS SMALL  10MM ROUNDED NODULE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3605|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|RAISED STRIATED PERIOSTEAL BONEGROWTH ON THE CENTRAL MEDIAL PORTION OF THE L TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3605|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3605|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3614|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3614|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3615|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3615|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3625|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|UNUSUALLY V. DEEP MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TO POSTERIOR ASPECT OF LEFT TIBIA, BUT SEVERELY WEATHERED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3625|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3625|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|FUSED OS TRIGONUM - POSSIBLY RELATED TO PAST TRAUMA DURING LIFE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Small defined area of compact new bone to ectocranial surface of left frontal (c. 1 inch anterior to coronal suture) - possible osteoma?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|Differential Diagnosis. Small defined area of compact new bone to ectocranial surface of left frontal (c.1 inch anterior to coronal suture) - possible osteoma?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Slight rugose/striated new bone formation to endocranial surface of frontal bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3628|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Probable healed fracture to neural arch of T3(?), resulting in fusion of T3/T4 - if so this probably resulted in more advanced degerative disease in vertebrae (e.g. eburnation seen in some apophyseal joints).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3630|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3630|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3630|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|DISTINCTIVE PATTERN OF CARIOUS LESIONS TO INCISORS AT INTER-PROXIMAL/DISTAL REGIONS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3655|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|CONGENITAL FUSION OF ONE MEDIAL AND DISTAL PHALANGE OF L FOOT. POSSIBLE COGENITAL ANKYLOSIS OF TWO LOWER RIBS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3655|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3655|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3656|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3656|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3656|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|BILATERAL PEG SHAPED MAXILLARY LATERAL INCISORS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3656|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture| WELL HEALED FRACTURE OF CENTRAL MID SHAFT OF R MC5 CAUSING SOME THICKENING AND SHORTNING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3662|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PLAQUE LIKE NEW BONEGROWTH ON THE LINGUALASPECT OF THE R MAXILLA BY M1 AND M2.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3662|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3662|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3667|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE R PATELLA (L PATELLA NOT PRESENT)"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3667|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SLIGHT NON-SPECIFIC PERIOSITIS ON THE MEDIAL PORTION OF BOTH TIBIAL SHAFTS  IN FORM OF LIGHT LONGITUDENAL  STRIATIONS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3667|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT ON R NAVICULAR ARTICUALTION W THE RADIUS AND CAPITATE AND PALMAR VIEW, PROB WHERE EXTREME MOVEMENT OF THUMB HAS CAUSED RUBBING W THE TRAPEZIUM?. EBURNATION LIKEWISE PRESENT IB BOTH FEET. IN THE RIGHT FOOT JOINT SURFACES OF ARTICUALTIONS BETWEEN THE CUBOID, MT5 AND MT4 AND MT3. ON L FOOT EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE PROX ARTIC OF MT1 ONLY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3667|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|FUISON ON LATEROMEDIAL R PORTION OF THE VERTEBRAL BODY FROM T3-T10. NO FUSION OF ACTUAL BODY OR FACETS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3667|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3667|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3668|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3668|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3670|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"BILATERAL VERY PRONOUNED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT OF DELTOID ON THE HUMERIE, WHICH GAVE  THE BONE A WARPED APPEARANCE. THE INFERIOR RIMS OF THE GLENOID CAVITY OF THE SCAPULAE WERE NODULAR AND IRREGULAR IN AREA OF THE INFRAGLENOID TUBERCLE AND THE LONG HEAD OF THE TRICEPS. THE TUBEROSITY BELOW THE CORONOID PROCESS OF BOTH ULNAE WERE VERY PRONOUNCED. THE MUSCLE ATTACHEMENTS ON THE LEGS WERE NOT PRONOUNCED AND THE NECK OF BOTH FEMORA APPEARED SHORTENED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3670|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Congenital|Spinal Disorders|Other (Congenital-Spinal Disorders)|LUMBAR VERTEBRA: T12 R TRANSVERSE PROCESS REPLACED BY FACET. L1 L TRANSVERSE PROCESS REPLACED BY FACET R TRANSVERSE PROCESS HAS BLUNT END. L2 R SUPERIOR FACET BIFID. L3 (FRAGM). L4 INFERIOR ARTICUALTING FACETS HAVE TWO FACES. L5 EXTRA FACET BELOW L SUPERIOR ARTIC. FACET|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3670|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|PRESENT IN L 1ST PROXIMAL PHALANGE ON DISTAL ARTICUALTION W EBURNATION AND EXTENSIVE LIPPING. THE R 1ST PROXIMAL PHALANGE ON THE PROXIMAL LATERAL PORTION OF RIM HAD A SMALL NECROTIC AREA W PITTING AND ROUNDED LIPPING. LIPPING PRESENT ON BOTH NAVICULAR BONES ON THE SUPERIOR MEDIAL RIM,  W.  A MARKED IMPRESSION IN AREA ARTICULATING W THE 3RD CUNEIFORM. SMALL LYTIC LESIONS PRESENT ON THE R 3RD CUNEIFORM OF R MT3.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3670|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3670|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3670|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURE OF RIGHT CLAVICLE. FLATTENED AND SHORTENED WITH AN EXTREME LATERAL BEND ON THE SHAFT BY AREA OF DELTOID MUSCLE. HAS A VERY PRONOUNCED CONOID TUBERCLE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THE 5TH LUMBAR VERTEBRA ON THE LEFT SIDE OF THE CENTRUM APEARED SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Two small areas of non-specific periostitis striated on the medial and lateral surface of the right tibia .|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Proximal 1/3 of the shaft of the  right fibula the medial and posterior aspect had an irregular and uneven surface possibly caused by trauma to the extensor muscles and seen as a minor  myostitis ossificans.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3672|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3695|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|there is non-specific peristits on the anterior-medial shafts of both tibia. It is the midshaft of both bones that are affected and the affected area is thinkened and striated|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3695|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3695|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3696|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|3696|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3707|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ANTERIOR SURFACES OF LUMBAR VERTEBRAL BODIES APPEAR V. POROUS, BUT POSSIBLY JUST GROWTH OR POST-MORTEM CHANGE?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3707|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3707|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3722|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PRONOUNCED ENTHESOPHYTIC DEVELOPMENT ON THE LEFT PELVIS FOR THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT OF THE REFLECTED HEAD OF THE RECUS FEMORIS.THIS WAS ALSO EVIDENT IN THE ENTHESOPATHIES ON THE PATELLAE ALSO FOR RECTUS FEMORIS.THE ANTERIOR VERTEBRAL BODY OF T11 APPEARED TO BE PARTIALLY COMPRESSED ON THE LEFT SIDE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3722|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the medial and lateral shaft surface of both tibiae.The periosteal changes were striated and porous and in areas smooth sclerotis remodelled bone.Producing a smooth but uneven surface.Similar changes were also evident on both femora on the posterior and anterior surfaces. Most affected was the distal 1/3 of the anterior surface that was more porous and had new bone on the cortical surface,particularly on the left femur.Possibly indicating an ongoing infection.Increased porosity of the right zygomatic process.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3722|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|THE RIGHT SCAPULA AT THE POSTERIOR INFERIOR ASPECT OF THE GLENOID CAVITY THERE WAS AN AREA OF OSTEPHYTIC LIPPING THAT MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH SOME FORM OF TRAUMA TO THE  SITE OF THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR THE LONG HEAD OF TRICEPS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3722|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|3722|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3733|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3733|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3761|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PRESENT BILATERALLY ON DISTAL POSTERIOR PORTION OF FEMURS AS WELL AS THE DISAPHYSES OF THE TIBIAE AND FIBULAE. FEMURS HAVE A PERIOSTEAL LAYER OF IRREGULAR UNDULATIONS WITH A SMOOTH SURFACE THE R FEMUR HAVE SMALL FOCI PRESENT ON THE PERIOSTEUM BUT THESE DO NOT PENETRATE THE BONE. THERE IS NO NARROWING OF THE MEDULLARY CAVITY. THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE R TIBIA IS MOST SEVERLY AFFECTED WITH A THICKENED PERIOSTEUM OF STRIATED BONE OVERLYING THIS ARE ROUNDED AREAS OF SMOOTH BONE FORMATION. THE L TIBIA EXHIBIT ONLY STRIATED BONE FORMATION ON THE PERIOSTEUM. BOTH FIBULAE (MOST SEVERLY THE R FIB) HAVE STRIATED PERIOSTEAL BONE GROWTH THICKENING TO DISTAL. AGAIN THERE IS NO NARROWING OF THE MEDUALLRY CAVITY AND NO JOINT INVOLVEMENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3761|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3761|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3767|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3767|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|3805|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|3805|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3811|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"ARTHRITIC CHANGES ON R 1ST RIB, PTTING AND LIPPING PRESENT BUT NO EBURNATION. R ACETABULUM EXHIBITS A SMALLER AREA OF EXTENSIVE PITTING (30X20MM) PROB DUE TO STRAIN ON THE R LEG COMPENSATING FOR THE LOSS OF GAIT IN THE L LEG OR A REACTION DUE TO THE SOFT TISSUE TRAUMA IN THE R LEG?"1 DEFORMED CALCANEUM AND ONE FIBULA OF CHILD WAS PRESENT IN L LEG BAG. IT IS UNCLEAR WHETHER THE CALCANEUM BELONGS TO 3811 OR IS INTRUSIVE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3811|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis| L& RIGHT TIBIAE AND FIBULAE. ON R TIBIA BONE REMODELLING OCCURED ON THE PROX. ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE BONE IN A RAISED STRIATED PATTERN, THIS WAS MIRRORED ON THE R FIBULA. ON THE L TIBIA REMODELLING WAS ON THE ENTIRE LATERAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. THE INTEGRITY OF THE BONE WAS ALTERED IN AN UNDULATING FASION WITH A DIFFUSE PATTERN OF STRIATION AND AREA OF SMOOTH SWELLING.  AGAIN THE PATTERN ON THE FIBULA. THE L TIB/FIB MORE AFFECTED THAN THE R TIB/FIB|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3811|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|BOTH PROXIMAL FEMURS HAD A VERY FLATTENED ANTERIOR-POSTERIOR VIEW. ON THE PROXIMAL ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE R FEMUR WAS A TRIANGULAR SHAPED PROTUBERANCE EXTENDING IN A MEDIAL DIRECTION MEASURING 65MM IN LENGTH AND 22MM IN DEPTH/WIDTH. A SMALL SPIKY PROTUBERANCE WAS ALSO PRESENT ON THE RIGHT PROXIMAL POSTERIOR LATERAL FEMUR. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE DEFORMITIES ON THE R FEMUR WERE CAUSED BY TORN MUSCLES. THE SURFACE ON THE TRIANGULAR PROTUNERANCE IS SMOOTH AND MAY WELL BE AN OLD INJURY|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3811|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3811|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3812|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|There is  eburnation on the right scaphoid in the area of articulation with the radius.  The proximal first metacarpal that articulates with the trapizium is eburnated and ridged.  There is porosity and osteophytic lipping in this area.  There is eburnation on the left trapizium on the articulation with the first metacarpal, which is also badly eburnated.  The trapizium is heavily distorted with sub-chondral cysts and porosity around the articular surface.THERE IS EBURNATION ON THE SCAPHOID IN THE AREA OF ARTICULATION WITH THE RADIUS AND ON THE ARTICULATION WITH THE TRAPEZOID.  THIS CHANGE IS MIRRORED ON THE TRAPEZOID. ADDITIONALLY, THERE IS A PLAGUE OF NEW BONE FORMATION ON THE PALMAR SURFACE OF THE FIRST LEFT METACARPAL.  IT COVERS APPROXIMATELY HALF THE SHAFT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3812|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|3812|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3829|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Diffuse OA.The left scaphoid articular surface for the trapezium & right triquetral articular surface for the pisiform.Right interphalangeal joint of the 3rd metacarpal pronounced distortion of the joint surfaces.The proximal head was flattened,lipped and porous with polished,eburnated areas.The distal end of the middle phalange was enlarged & flared with porosity,slight grooving & eburnated areas.The most severe and extensive change was seen in the left acetabulum and femoral head.See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3829|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3829|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3829|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Fractures of ribs and left fibula.1. Rib fragment mid shaft with a well healed fracture.2. Possible well healed and aligned fracture at the proximal end of the left fibula.The posterior and lateral surface of the bone had a callus like appearance  with some porostiy and irregular bony projections that suggested a soft tissue trauma and possibly myostisis ossificans.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3856|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LESION TO SUPERIOR LEFT APOPHYSEAL FACET OF AXIS - DEVELOPMENTAL DEFECT? MARKED PITTING TO REGION SURROUNDING BOTH EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATA; MEATA APPEAR V. NARROW.MARKED PITTING TO PALATE WITH NEW BONE/REMODELLING - INFECTION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3856|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Small area of striated, subperiosteal new bone formation to lateral aspect of midshaft of left tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3856|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible healed Osteochondritis diseccans to basal surface of right 1st metatarsal?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3856|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3856|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3856|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY 3RD MOLARS POSSIBLY IMPACTED?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3857|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3857|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3857|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Hyperostosis frontalis interna.Smooth nodules and undulating bone around the frontal crest on the endocranial surface of the frontal bone.In appearance and degree of severity it appeared to be Stage 2.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|AREA OF PITTING TO RIGHT FEMORAL HEAD - POSSIBLE OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISECCANS? SIMILAR DEFINED AREA OF PITTING TO LEFT FEMORAL HEAD. ENTHESOPATHY OR EXTRA SPUR OF BONE EVIDENT ON PROXIMAL SHAFT OF LEFT FIBULA. LOTS OF SMALL VESSEL IMPRESSIONS TO ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE, ESP. FRONTAL & ALONG SAGITTAL REGION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|Erosive-looking lesion to lateral aspect of head of 1 right middle hand phalanx. Similar-looking but smaller lesions evident on 1 left middle hand phalanx also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Right external auditory meatus exhibits apparent new bone.Porous new bone plaques to midshafts of both femora, concentrated on posterior of shafts (esp. posterior lateral aspect of left femoral shaft, which exhibits evidence of remodelling process & striated new bone plaque).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Severe osteophytosis around margins of all articular surfaces of right knee - probably resulting from injury/trauma to the knee; or possibly related to the changes in the right femoral head?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|Linear cutmark (?) evident to lateral inferior shaft of 1 right proximal hand phalanx, partially healed with small amount of associated porous new bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) unhealed|Possible cut mark to superior margin of right orbit; alternatively unusual vessel impression.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Large Osteochondritis diseccans-type lesion to right superior apophyseal facet of axis, unhealed (not reflected in right inferior apophyseal facet of atlas).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3860|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3864|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON R TALUS AND CALCANEUM PROBABLY CAUSED BY STRAINING OF LIGAMENT.  ON TALUS NODULAR BONEGROWTH WAS PRESENT ON THE DORASAL SURFACE ALONG RIM OF ARTICULATION WITH THE NAVICULAR. ON THE CALCANEUM LIPPING WAS PRESENT ALONG THE SUPERIOR MARGIN OF THE ARTCULATING FACET WITH THE CUBOID"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3864|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|MILD STRIATED EXTRA BONEGROWTH ON MEDIAL SURFACE OF BOTH TIBIAE|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3864|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3864|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3869|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|BILATERAL ON PROXIMAL POSTERIOR PORTION OF BOTH TIBIAE. THE R TIBIA WOVEN BONE WAS CENTERED ALONG THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE SOLEAL LINE. OVERLYING THE ORIGINAL CORTEX. L TIBIA WAS MORE HEAVILY AFFECTED WITH THE PROXIMAL PORTION OF THE  MEDIAL SHAFT EXHIBITING LONGITUDENAL STRIATIONS OVERLAIN BY SMOOTH PLAQUE LIKE FORMATIONS OF BONE. ON LOWER LATERAL SHAFT IS A SMALL AREA OF STRIATED NEW BONE GROWTH OVERLYING THE ORIGINAL CORTEX.ALSO IRREGULAR BONEGROWTH ON THE MEDIAL SIDE OF THE SOLEAL LINE OF L TIBIA. BOTH FIBULAE WERE SLIGHTLY AFFECTED W STRIATED EXTRACORTICAL BONE GROWTH TO L ON DIST PORTION AND R ON PROX PORTION|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3869|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3869|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO CALCANEAL ARTICULAR SURFACE OF LEFT TALUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Large, deep, rounded lesion to anterior superior aspect of left calcaneus, just lateral to anterior calcaneal facet, possibly lytic. Similar lesion to right calcaneus but anteriorly of posterior talar articular surface, appears to be continuous with a large cyst within trabecular - possible erosive arthropathy? Multiple lesions to margins of head of right 1st metatarsal, some appear lytic. Head of right 1st metacarpal also exhibits multiple cysting to lateral margins of articular surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Proximal left femoral shaft exhibits new bone to lateral aspect, slightly porous in appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to 1 right carpal surface (possibly triquetral?), with marked osteophytosis.Eburnation to inferior aspect of head of right 1st metatarsal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Probable bilateral Osteochondritis diseccans lesions to posterior aspects of lateral condyles of both distal femora.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3873|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3878|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|V. LARGE FORAMEN (MASTOID FORAMEN?) IN REGION OF INFERIOR RIGHT LAMBDOID SUTURE.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3878|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Neoplastic|Cartilage Tissue|Chondrosarcoma|Probable early malign chondrosarcoma developing in right proximal femur; characterised by disorganised nature of multiple exostoses & scooped lesion to inferior posterior aspect of femoral neck & second defined lesion, slightly superior to scooped lesion, which appears active almost with spicules emanating from it. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3878|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3878|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3878|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Dysplasias|Diaphyseal aclasis|Diaphyseal aclasis. Bilateral exostoses to scapulae, humeri, hand phalanges, proximal & distal femora and proximal tibiae. Exostoses also to clavicles, radii & ulnae, rib shafts, ilia, distal tibiae, fibulae, calcanei & some feet phalanges. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"GENERAL DISCUSSION OF ABOVE SYMPTOMS: IT IS POSSIBLE THAT ALL THESE ARE INTERLINKED THOUGH THE SERIES OF EVENTS IS UNCLEAR. THE ANKYLOSIS OF THE SPINE MAY HAVE BEEN A RESULT OF A COMPRESSION FRACTURE CAUSING IMBALANCE IN THE SPINAL COLUMN. THIS ANKYLOSIS MAY HAVE CAUSED PSEUDO-JOINT TO FORM ON THE RIBS AND POSSIBLE SHIFTED THE BALANCE OF THE PELVIS CAUSING OA IN BOTH ACETABULI AND THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS, WHICH HAS EVENTUALLY FUSED. THE PERIOSITIS MAY SIMPLY BE DUE TO STRESS FROM THE ABOVE PATHOLOGIES?"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PLAQUE LIKE PERIOSTEAL BONE FORMATION ON THE RIGHT TIBIA AND FIBULA ON BOTH THE MEDIAL AND LATERAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. PROMINENT BONY PROTUBERANCE ON THE ATTACHMENT WITH THE FLEXOR HALLUCIS LONGUS. ON THE FIBULA THE BONY FORMATIONS ARE MORE NODULAR AND IRREGULAR (ONLY SMALL FRAGMENT PRESENT)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|BILATERAL OSTEOARTHRITIS OF ACETABULI AND L FEMORAL HEAD. EXHIBITING EXTENSIVE PITTING AND EBURNATION ON THE POSTERIOR SUPERIOR REGION AND ALONG THE RIM OF THE ACETABULUM. FEMORAL HEAD HAS MUSHROOM SHAPE DUE TO THE EXTENSIVE LIPPING PITTING PRESENT ON THE ENTIRE JOINT SURFACE. EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|POSSIBLE ANKYLOSIS OF THE SACROILLIAC JOINT.  ANKYLOSIS OF POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS ARTICULATING AREA VERY WIDENED WITH DEEP PITTING AND IRREGULAR SURFACE. FINALLY BILATERAL FORMATION OF PSEUDO-JOINT ON RIBS IN PROCESS OF ANKYLOSIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Compression fracture (vertebrae)|POSSIBLE COMPRESSION FRACTURE OF THE FIRST LUMBAR VERTEBRA, LEFT AND RIGHT SIDED FUSION OF T12-L1 AND L3-L4. L1 DISK ALMOST HALFT THE EXPECTED HEIGHT. INTERNAL STRUCTURE VISIBLE AND APPEARS NODULAR AND DENSE IN STRUCTURE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3885|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|BILATERAL SPONDYLOLISIS OF L5|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3891|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"POROSITY PRESENT ON THE R GREATER SPHENIOD WING RADIATING OUT FROM THE OPITCAL CANAL ON THE SUPERIOR PORTION."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3891|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|POSSIBLE RUPTURE OF ABDUCTOR LONGUS OR BREVIS APPERARING AS A HOOK LIKE BONY PROTUBERANCE ON THE LINEA ASPERA OF THE L FEMUR. PROB FROM THE SAME EVENT AS THE FRACTURED TIBIA DESCRIBED ABOVE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3891|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3891|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3891|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|OBLIQUE FRACTURE OF L TIBIA. REDUCTION WAS POOR THOUGH NO ANGULATION APPEAR TO BE PRESENT. THE FRAGMENT OF L FIBULA PRESENT EXHIBITED A MARKED PROTRUDING RIDGE SUGGESTING THAT FUSION OF THE TIBIA AND FIBULA WAS  IN PROGRESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3892|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3892|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3894|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3894|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3904|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|1) NOTCH ON ACETABULAR RIM OF L PELVIS IN AREA OF REFLECTED HEAD OF RECTUS FEMORIS2) NON-UNION OF PUBIS TO ILLIUM. A SLIGHT FISSURE ON THE ACETABULAR RIM TO A DEPTH OF APPROX. 10MM3) VERY MARKED LATERAL SQUATTING FACET ON R TIBIA. APPEAR AS NECROTIC AREA ALONG ANTERIOR RIM OF DIST ARTIC. W LIPPING.THERE IS A PATTERN OF "STRAIN"  AS IF THE INDIVIDUAL WAS DOING REPETETIVE MOVEMENTS. SQUATTING ON KNEES???"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3904|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)| BILATERAL PATELLAR BIPARTE. ARCHED INDENTATIONS ON DISTAL MEDIAL ARTICULATION|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3904|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|POSSIBLE INITIAL STAGE OF AN OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSICANS ON DISTAL R HUMERUS ARTICUALTION W RADIUS. APPEARED AS ROUNDED INDENTATION THOUGH BONE HAD NOT YET SEPARATED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3904|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3904|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|3904|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (unilateral L)|UNILATERAL SPONDYLOLISES OF L4. NON-UNION BELOW L SUPERIOR ARTICULATE FACET.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3911|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3911|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LARGE CYST (C.7MM) TO INFERIOR MEDIAL MARGIN OF BASE OF RIGHT 1ST METATARSAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Fusion of 1 distal interphalangeal joint in left foot.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3913|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3921|FEMALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|HEALED NON SPECIFIC PERIOSTEAL REACTIONS OF THE SKULL.THREE SMALL AREAS OF RAISED PLAQUE LIKE BONE ON THE ECTOCRANIAL SURFACE OF THE FRONTAL BONE.THESE COULD POSSIBLY BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHANGES OBSERVED ON THE ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE (?HFI).ALSO PLAGUE LIKE DEPOSITS WERE OBSERVED ON THE CRANIAL ASPECT OF THE LEFT AND RIGHT TEMPROMANDIBULAR JOINT SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3921|FEMALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3921|FEMALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3921|FEMALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna| Small areas  of raised bone on the endocranial surface close to the crista galli that  had the appearance of Stage 2 hyperostosis frontalis interna.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3941|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the medial and lateral shaft surfaces of both tibiae.The periosteal changes were striated and with some porosity.The left tibia had more marked reaction than the right tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3941|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3941|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3946|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3946|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3947|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|TWO DEEP PITS (ROUNDED?) TO SULCUS OF RIGHT CALCANEUS - SUBCHONDRAL CYSTS? SOME HAND PHALANGES, ESP. IN RIGHT HAND, EXHIBIT LESIONS (POSSIBLY EROSIVE) TO MEDIAL/LATERAL MARGINS OF HEADS. ALSO SMALL DEEP ROUNDED CYST TO LATERAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF RIGHT 4TH METACARPAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3947|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Remodelled bone to posterior medial aspect of distal shaft of right radius - alternatively v. strong muscle attachment.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3947|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3947|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3955|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|L6 WITH ALA LIKE WINGS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3955|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3955|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3958|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Spinal Disorders|Other (Congenital-Spinal Disorders)|POSSIBLE CONGENITAL DISORDER. RIGHT OCCIPTAL CONDYLE HAD A  FLATTENED AND SMOOTH APPEARANCE THIS WAS ALSO VISIBLE ON THE CORRESPONDING FACET OF THE ATLAS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3958|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|RIGHT FIRST METATATRSAL ON THE MEDIAL SIDE OF THE HEAD SMALL CIRCULAR DEFECTS, POSSIBLY CYSTING .THE ARTICULAR HEAD HAD OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING AND A SMOOTHING AND FLATTENING TO THE BONE SURFACE THAT COULD BE AN EARLY INDICATION OF OSTEOARTHRITIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3958|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|POSSIBLE INDICATION OF SACROILIAC FUSION OF THE LEFT SACROILIAC JOINT.BONY BRIDGING AT THE SUPERIOR ASPECT OF THE SACROILIAC JOINT ON THE LEFT PELVIS.INDICATING POSSIBLE FUSION WITH THE SACRUM BUT THE SACRUM IS NOT PRESENT TO CONFIRM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3958|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3958|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3958|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Healed fracture of a lower left rib.The oblique fracture was  situated at the angle of the rib.The callus at the fracture was relatively well remodelled and there appeared to be no indication of any secondary infection on the rib surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3968|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is a small ovular area of well modelled bone on the anterior lateral surface of the right tibia approximately in the midshaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3968|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|There are two small button osteomas on the frontal bone just proximal to where the nasal cavity would be. Both are ovular and raised approximaltely 2-3mm from the outer table of the skull.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3968|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3968|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3970|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ADVANCED LESIONS TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL BONE - ARACHNOID GRANULATIONS? EXPOSED MEDULLARY CAVITY APPEARS SLIGHTLY REDUCED IN BOTH ULNAE, POSSIBLY BY THICKENING OF CORTICAL BONE - INFECTION OR TAPHONOMIC?FEMORAL SHAFTS APPEAR BOWED ANTERIOR/POSTERIORLY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3970|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Marked osteophytosis to rib tubercle facets (esp. left), with eburnation to at least one left rib tubercle facet.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3970|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Large unhealed Osteochondritis diseccans to basal surface of right 1st proximal foot phalanx.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3970|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3970|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|3970|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|ANTERIOR MANDIBULAR TEETH PRESENT BUT SOCKETS APPEAR TO HAVE BEEN LOST DUE TO A MASSIVE PERIAPICAL ABSCESS!|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3990|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF LEFT FEMUR, HEEL OF CALCANEUS & LATERAL ASPECT OF PROXIMAL SHAFT OF EXTANT LEFT 5TH METATARSAL. MARKED PITTING TO PALATE. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO RIB TUBERCLE FACETS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3990|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Spicules of new bone to margins of right external auditory meatus, possible similar changes to left EAM also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3990|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3990|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|3990|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Probable healed fracture to proximal left ulna, with remodelled callus around posterior aspect, marked osteophytosis around joint surface margins & advanced enthesopathy to olecranon process; associated with marked osteophytosis & developing enthesopathies in distal left humerus. Possible lytic lesion to medial margin of left trochlear notch, but likely just post-mortem.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3993|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|CONGENITAL ANKYLOSIS  DIP OF L FOOT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3993|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|3993|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3997|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3997|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|3997|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|POSSIBLE HFI ON FRONTAL BONE. BONE VERY FRAGMENTED BUT HAD A UNDULATING NOBBLY APPERANCE ALONG ON EITHER SIDE OF THE FRONTAL CREST ALMOST RADIATING OUT FROM THIS AREA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4003|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE NOTCH & SPUR TO INFERIOR MARGIN OF LEFT ACETABULUM, JUST POSTERIOR TO ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY.PROXIMAL SHAFT OF LEFT FEMUR V. FLATTENED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4003|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4003|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4031|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE EROSION ALONG ACROMION PROCESSES OF BOTH SCAPULAE, ALMOST LIKE NEW BONE. SIMILAR LESIONS OBSERVED ON BOTH CLAVICLE SHAFTS (ESP. INFERIOR ASPECTS) & MEDIAL ASPECTS OF MIDSHAFT & LATERAL POSTERIOR ASPECTS OF DISTAL SHAFT OF BOTH HUMERI. ALSO BILATERAL EROSION IN ELBOW JOINTS, WITH SIMILAR EROSION IN BOTH SETS OF CARPALS & PROXIMAL ENDS OF METACARPALS - POSSIBLE PATHOLOGY? SCHMORL'S NODES OBSERVED IN THORACIC VERTEBRAE, DESPITE YOUNG AGE & LARGE SCHMORL'S NODE/EROSIVE LESION (?) TO INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL BODY SURFACE OF L1. SLIGHT PITTING TO FRONTAL BONE IN REGION OF FRONTAL LINES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4031|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4031|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4032|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OSTEOARTHRITIS OF R FEMORAL HEAD AND ACETABULUM. ACETABULUM HAD MARKED WIDENING AND DEEPENING W PITTING ON THE ENITRE JOINT. VERY POROTIC IN APPERANCE. A WIDE BAND OF MARGINAL LIPPING WAS PRESENT ON THE POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE ACETBULAR RIM. THE HEAD OF THE FEMUR LIKEWISE DISPLAYED PITTING ON WHOLE HEAD. LIPPING WAS PRESNET ALONG THE MARGINS OF THE HEAD AND NECK, ALSO POROTIC IN APPARENCE. NO EBURNATION WAS PRESENT. DUE TO DAMAGE OF THE MARG. LIPPING IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO CONFIRM ANY FUSION THOUGH IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE JOINT HAD FUSED BEFORE EBURNATION COULD DEVELOP. THE PROTIC NATURE OF THE PATHOLOGY SUGGESTS THAT THE OA WAS SECONDARY MAYBE TO AN INFECTION OR TRAUMA. NO OTHER JOINTS IN THE SKELETON WERE AFFECTED THOUGH COMPLETE FUSION OF L1-2 HAD OCCURED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4032|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4032|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4039|FEMALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4039|FEMALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4042|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4042|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4045|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Possible tarsal coalition between the navicular and the calcaneus,unfortunately there was post mortem damage to the calcaneus.The changes seen may also have been caused by a traumatic incident.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4045|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Osteochondritis dissecans of the joint surfaces between the left lateral cuneiform and the left third metatarsal.The joint surfaces had a small demarcated area of necrotic bone with smooth round edges.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4045|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4045|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4045|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|THE WEAR ON THE MANDIBULAR AND MAXILLARY 1ST AND 2ND MOLARS WAS VERY SEVERE.THE 3RD MOLARS ONLY APPEARED TO HAVE ERUPTED RELATIVELY RECENTLY AS THERE WAS NO WEAR ON THE OCCLUSAL SURFACE.THERE WAS A PATTERN OF WEAR ON THE MANDIBULAR CANINES AND 1ST PREMOLARS THAT WAS AN OVAL SHAPE AND ON THE BUCCAL SURFACE OF THE TEETH.THIS PATTERN OF WEAR WAS ALSO SEEN ON THE MAXILLARY TEETH ON THE CANINIES AND THE LEFT CENTRAL INCISOR.IT WAS POSSIBLE THAT THE INDIVIDUAL USED THEIR TEETH AS A TOOL|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4048|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARGINAL LIPPING ON HEAD OF R TALUS"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4048|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4048|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4051|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION ON TRIQUETRAL ARTICULATION W THE SCAPHOID.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4051|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4051|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ADVANCED ENTHESOPATHIES: BOTH HUMERI (TUBERCLES, DELTOID & BRACHIALIS ATTACHMENTS, EPICONDYLES, TROCHLEA, CAPITULUM); PROXIMAL ULNAE; ISCHIAL TUBEROSITIES; BOTH FEMORA (GREATER & LESSER TROCHANTERS, LINEA ASPERA); DISTAL TIBIAE (ESP. POSTERIOR MEDIAL ASPECT OF RIGHT TIBIA) & DISTAL FIBULAE.LARGE ROUNDED CYST TO POSTERIOR ASPECT OF INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACE OF T11, CONTINUOUS WITH VERTEBRAL FORAMEN THROUGH POSTERIOR OF BODY. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN LEFT CARPALS. BOTH PATELLAE V. POINTED & FLARED SUPERIORLY TOWARDS LATERAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Deep lesion & pitting to base of extant (left?) 1st proximal foot phalanx, with osteophytic 'flaring' around margins of base - possible erosive arthropathy?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Frilly new bone around margins of body, osteophytic in appearance, but just inferior/superior to intervertebral joints of L2/L3 & L3/L4. Porous new bone to bodies also. Irregular new bone to anterior proximal shaft of both tibiae (esp. right) - likely enthesopathic, alternatively infective?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation & osteophytosis to distal radio-ulnar articular surface of right ulna (length = 267.5mm).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|Sacroilitis - both sacroiliac joints in process of fusing - possibly due just to fusing enthesopathies; alternatively possibly related to changes observed in proximal foot phalanx & vertebrae?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4054|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4057|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTRA FACET (?) TO ANTERIOR MEDIAL ASPECT OF DISTAL SHAFT OF RIGHT FIBULA, SLIGHTLY SWOLLEN APPEARANCE TO SHAFT IN THIS REGION .SUPRAORBITAL REGION OF FRONTAL BONE APPEARS VERY PITTED/POROUS. POSSIBLE EROSIVE LESION TO SUPERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACE OF C7, THOUGH MIGHT SIMPLY BE IVD WITH POSTMORTEM DAMAGE?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4057|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Multiple cavitations within ends of metatarsals (esp. right 2nd & 4th heads, right 5th base) & some tarsals (e.g. left navicular) - appear erosive but relative lack of smoothing, possibly postmortem but look strange.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4057|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Porous new bone around sternal end of 1 right rib, giving irregular, slightly flared appearance to rib end, (esp. on ventral aspect). Evidence of new bone plaque to ventral aspect of 1 rib shaft also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4057|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4057|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4057|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|DISCONTINUITY IN LINGUAL ENAMEL CROWN OF T22.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4060|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4060|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4063|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOR THE COSTOCLAVICULAR LIGAMENT ON BOTH CLAVICLES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4063|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis proximal 1/3 of the right tibia on the medial surface. There was total destruction of the invertebral disc space between Th6 and Th7  which indicated a possible infetion.There was coarse pitting and porosity and a deep irregular defect on the superior body surface of Th7.Fitting into this deep defect was a bony projection that eminated from the inferior body surface of T6.There was osteophytic lipping on the anterior surface of the two vertebrae but it was more extensive on Th6.The changes could also be an indication of a more specific infection such as tuberculosis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4063|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Compression fracture (vertebrae)|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.Possible compression fracture of Th6.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4063|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4063|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4066|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|FRAGMENTS OF FRONTAL BONE EXHIBIT APPARENT SMALL NODULES OF NEW BONE TO ENDOCRANIUM - POSSIBLE HFI? SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTOSIS THROUGHOUT BONES OF RIGHT HAND, ESP. BASE OF 1 DISTAL PHALANX.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4066|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|Possible intra-articular fracture in 1 right distal interphalangeal joint with lipping around margins of base of distal (1st?) hand phalanx; alternatively post-mortem.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4066|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4066|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4066|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|At least 4 healed fractures evident in fragments of left rib shafts, uncertain as to how many ribs involved.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4069|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis of both hip joints.  Both femoral heads are exceptionally lipped and have extreme subchondral cysting.  The heads are flattened and distorted in shape however there is no eburnation.  There is new bone growth (on-going) on the proximal third of both femora.  Boh acetabulae  mirror the changes seem in the femoral heads.  Again there is extreme osteophytic lipping and subchondral cysting.There are arthritic changes to both distal ulnae.  The radiocarpal joints for the scaphoids have subchondral cysting and prominent eburnation.  The joints are both deeper than normally.  Both scaphoids mirror the changes visible in  the distal ulnae.  Both humeri have unusual curvature to the distal ends, curving ventrally.  This could be related to the changes visible in the wrists.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4069|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|There is fusion of the right anterior longitudinal ligament down the lower thoracic and upper lumbar vertebrae.  Due to postmortem damage it is impossible to determine exactly which vertebrae are affected.  The vertebral disc spaces have been maintained.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4069|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4069|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4072|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"FEMUR EXHIBITED ANTERIOR BOWING, WITH MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ALONG LINEAR ASPERA ALSO EXTENSIVE LIPPING AROUND THE FOVEA CAPITIS OF THE FEMORAL HEADS. L TIBIA  HAD MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHEMENT ALONG THE SOLEAL LINE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4072|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4072|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4075|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"VERY ARCHED L TIBIA. CENTRAL ANTERIOR RIDGE BOWING IN A LATERAL DIRECTION. THE R TIBIA APPEARS NORMAL THOUGH THEY ARE BOTH ELONGATED AND NARROW IN APPERANCE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4075|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4075|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4078|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Fragment of frontal bone the right frontal sinus had an irregular and uneven surface, giving it an almost 'chalky' texture and appearance to the bone.Possibly an indication of an infection such as sinusitus.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4078|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4078|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4081|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES AROUND MARGINS OF BOTH ACETABULA, LESSER TROCHANTERS OF BOTH FEMORA & LINEA ASPERA OF LEFT FEMUR. SMALL DEFINED BUMP TO ANTERIOR ASPECT OF MIDSHAFT OF RIGHT TIBIA - POSSIBLE OSTEOMA? SMALL HOOK TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF RIGHT 1ST METATARSAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4081|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Relatively compact new bone to posterior & medial aspects of midshaft of left tibia, striated appearance, with remodelling.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4081|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Small area of eburnation to anterior portion of distal articular surface of right femur.Marked eburnation to superior head of left talus, reflected in proximal surface of left navicular, with subchondral cysting to surface & severe osteophytosis around superior margin of joint.Severe osteophytosis in rib facets with eburnation also in some cases.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4081|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4081|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4084|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERY PRONOUNCED MUSCLE MARKING ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT TIBIA FOR THE SOLEUS MUSCLE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4084|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4084|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4087|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|SLIPPED T12 CAUSED COMPLETE COLLAPSE OF THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE VERTEBRAL BODY OF T12 AND L1. FUSION HAD OCCURED ON THE ANTERIOR L OF THE BODY AND THE FACETS. INTERVETEBRAL DISK SPACE HAD NOT FUSED. THE SUPRIOR SURFACE OF T12 HAD A LARGE VERY LARGE SMORL'S NODE COVERING THE ENTIRE POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE SURFACE. THE SUPERIOR SURFACE OF L1 HAS CLEARLY REMODELLED AND HAD A MARKED CONVEX SURFACE FOLLOWING THE OUTLINE OF THE CONCAVE SURFACE OF INFERIOR T12.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4087|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4087|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4090|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|CONGENITAL COSTAL FUSION OF TWO RIBS. RIB LOCATION COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED BUT SIMILAR TO CASE STUDY IN AUFENHEIDER AND RODRIGUEZ-MARTIN (1998:168)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4090|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|ON WHAT IS BELIEVED TO BE A FRAGMENT OF THE R CAPITULUM OF THE HUMERUS. THE LESION HERE WAS CIRCULAR MEASURING 7.5MM IN DIAMETER WTIH  A DEPTH OF 4.4MM|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4090|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4090|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4093|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Other (Circulatory-Osteochondroses)|LEFT TIBIA,CIRCULAR DEFECT ON THE LEFT TALOCRUAL JOINT SURFACE AT THE  MEDIAL ASPECT, INDICATES POSSIBLE ( NON) OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSECANS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4093|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4093|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4096|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|RIGHT HUMERUS MARKED IMPRESSION FOR THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TERES MAJOR.LEFT AND RIGHT ULNA A MARKED IMPRESSION ON THE TUBEROSITY OF THE ULNA FOR THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT BRACHIALIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4096|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|LEFT CALCANEUS ON THE ARTICULATION FOR THE CUBOID THE SURFACE WAS IRREGULAR ON THE SUPERIOR RIM AND MAY HAVE BEEN AN INDICATION OF TARSAL COALITION|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4096|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis (healed) striated at the  proximal end on the medial surace of the right tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4096|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4096|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4102|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|INCREASED POROSITY ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT ZYGOMATIC PROCESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4102|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4102|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4102|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Endocranial Lesions|DEEP DEPRESSION ON THE ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE OF THE RIGHT PARIETAL.NO POROSITY OR VISIBLE TRAUMA POSSIBLY A DEEP MENIGEAL MARKING OR ARACHNOID GRANULATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT PITTING TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF SUPRAOCCIPITAL, IN REGION OF INTERNAL OCCIPITAL PROMINENCE. MARKED PITTING TO PALATE. LARGE LESION (?) TO SULCUS OF LEFT TALUS - POSSIBLE CYST? ADVANCED ENTHESOPATHY TO LATERAL ASPECT OF DISTAL RIGHT FEMUR - POSSIBLE SOFT TISSUE TRAUMA?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Small area of eburnation to capitulum of right humerus, with osteophytosis of articular surface; reflected in proximal radial head surface with subchondral pitting.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|Fusion of 1 left (4th?) proximal interphalangeal hand joint, with joint apparently fused by porous new bone resulting in 'claw-finger' deformity. No changes to base of proximal phalanx or head of middle phalanx involved.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Small Osteochondritis diseccans to medial aspect of base of left 1st metatarsal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4114|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MARKED WEAR ON UPPER ANTERIOR TEETH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4117|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"VERTEBRAE RECORDED IN VERTEBRAL PATHOLOGY WERE VERY FRAGMENTED AND IT WAS ONLY POSSIBLE TO PROVIDE AN INDICATION OF THE WORST AFFECTED AREA. MEDIUM LIPPING WAS PRESENT ON SOME VERTEBRAL FRAGMENTS MOST LIKELY FROM THE LOWER THORACIC VERTEBRAE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4117|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4117|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4120|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO RADIAL TUBEROSITIES OF BOTH RADII, ILIAC CREST, EXTANT ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY OF RIGHT ISCHIUM, GREATER TROCHANTER OF RIGHT FEMUR, LESSER TROCHANTERS OF BOTH FEMORA. MARKED OP TO TROCHLEA OF LEFT HUMERUS, TROCHLEAR NOTCH & DISTAL RADIO-ULNAR SURFACE OF RIGHT ULNA, EXTANT REMAINS OF SACROILIAC JOINTS, RIGHT ACETABULUM, ANTERIOR AND MEDIAL FEMOROTIBIAL SURFACES OF LEFT FEMUR. RIGHT ACETABULUM ALSO EXHIBITS APPARENT V. LARGE SUBCHONDRAL CYST DEVELOPMENT IN THE REGION OF ACETABULAR NOTCH.POSSIBLE (?) PARTIAL LUMBARISATION OF LEFT NEURAL ARCH OF S1, BUT DAMAGED POSTMORTEM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4120|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Rotator cuff disease|Significant osteophytosis/enthesopathy to greater & lesser tubercles of left humerus. Marked osteophytosis to extant margins of left glenoid cavity. Severe pitting & osteophytic lipping to left acromio-clavicular articulation. Lipping & pitting also to left acromion (inferior articular facet).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4120|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4120|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4123|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE RIGHT FEMUR FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.THICKENED APPEARANCE TO THE CORTICAL BONE OF THE FRAGMENT OF THE LEFT FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4123|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Osteophytic lipping and a smooth polished eburnated surface of the articular head of a right proximal hand phalange.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4123|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4123|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION ON R ELBOW ON  HUMORADIAL ARTICULATION. MARGINAL LIPPING ON ALL ARTICUALTIONS OF R ELBOW. L DISTAL JOINT OF HUMERUS ALSO EXHIBIT SLIGHT LIPPING BUT NO EBURNATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|LARGE BONY DOWNWARD POINTING  PROTUBERANCE OF L DISTAL RADIUS SITUATED ON THE POSTERIOR-MEDIAL SIDE IN AREA OF FLEXOR MUSCLES OF WRIST HAND AND FINGERS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4126|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|POORLY HEALED FRACTURE OF PROXIMAL PHALANGE OF L HAND. BONE OVERLAPPING AND HAS NOT BEEN REDUCED. PROB FRACTURE ASSOCIATED WITH THE MUSCLE RUPUTE ABOVE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4129|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|INTERNAL SINUS ASPECT OF BASISPHENOID EXHIBITS SEVERE PITTING, POSSIBLY WITH NEW BONE (?). SOME LARGE PITTING/LESIONS TO LEFT SULCUS. MARKED PITTING TO BOTH PARIETALS IN REGION OF SUPERIOR LAMBDOID SUTURES. AT LEAST 2 THORACIC VERTEBRAE (PROBABLY FROM MID/LOWER REGION) EXHIBIT DISTINCTIVE LABYRINTHINE POROSITY TO THE DORSAL ASPECTS OF THE NEURAL ARCH, EITHER SIDE OF THE SUPERIOR SPINOUS PROCESS. IN ONE OF THESE THERE APPEARS TO BE SOME POROUS NEW BONE DEPOSITION ASSOCIATED (SEE ABOVE). HEAD OF ANOTHER PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX (LEFT 1ST?) ALSO APPEARS FLATTENED ON ONE SIDE (MEDIAL?).|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4129|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Trauma|Surgical Intervention|Other (Trauma - Surgical Intervention)|1 right proximal hand phalanx (1st?) appears to exhibit sharp force trauma by an edged implement, well-healed. Appears as if finger was amputated by a diagonal cut across the midshaft of the proximal phalanx - possible surgical intervention or accidental trauma? See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4129|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Some slight new bone plaque to left squamous temporal apparent, just superior to root of zygoma. New bone to internal & external aspects of extant greater wing of sphenoid (unsided). New bone plaque to lingual aspect of left mandibular body, just inferior & mesial of mylohyoid region. Slight porous new bone to posterior aspect of neural arch of at least 1 thoracic vertebra, reflected in ventral surface of arch of adjacent superior vertebra (from mid/lower region). See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4129|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4129|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4132|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN RIB TUBERCLE FACETS .LATERAL ENDS OF BOTH CLAVICLES APPEAR TO BE VERY REDUCED/NARROW. SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTOSIS EVIDENT IN METATARSALS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4132|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4132|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4132|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|RIGHT T41 CONGENITALLY ABSENT, (TEETH HAVE ALL MOVED MESIALLY TO COMPENSATE).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4135|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PROXIMAL DIAPHYSIS OF RIGHT FEMUR APPEARS SIGNIFICANTLY FLATTENED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4135|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4135|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4138|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Congenital malformation with fusion of the first and second right ribs.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4138|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4138|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4144|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SEVERE OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN BASE OF EXTANT RIGHT DISTAL FOOT PHALANX. POSSIBLE EARLY SACRO-ILIITIS IN EXTANT RIGHT SACROILIAC JOINT. SEVERE OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO BOTH EXTANT MARGIN & SURFACE OF RIGHT ACETABULUM, WITH MARKED ENTHESOPATHY. STRANGE APPEARANCE TO EXTANT PIECES OF COSTAL CARTILAGE (?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4144|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to left tibial shaft, slightly porous appearance to lateral aspect of midhshaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4144|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to heads of left 3rd & 4th metacarpals. Left 3rd metacarpal also exhibits new bone to the superior aspect of the distal shaft. Severe osteophytosis to all extant metacarpal heads & bases & heads of hand phalanges. Some metacarpal heads exhibit lytic looking cavitations to margins of head surface (left MC1, MC4).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4144|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4144|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT FEMUR FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|GENERAL DEGENRATIVE CHANGES OBSERVED ON THE JOINTS THAT WERE PRESENT, DJD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis of the shaft surfaces of the left fibula.The periosteal changes were striated and coarse with an irregular and uneven surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Destruction and distortion of the articular base of the right 1st metacarpal.Osteophytic lipping,porosity and cysting with a very small area of eburnation following a transverse line across the articular base.The associated destrucion was also seen in the fragment of the trapezium.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4154|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR DENTITION HEAVILY WORN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4174|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON BOTH ANTERIOR PATELLAE. BILATERALLY IN AREA OF ILIOFEMORAL LIGAMENT ON THE PELVIS, BONE REMODELLING HAD TAKEN PLACE APPEARING AS RAISED STRIAE AND NODULES ON THE BONE SURFACE.DISTAL PORTION OF PROXIMAL PHALANGES OF THE L HAND HAD LATERAL NODULAR BONY PROTUBERANCES APPEARING TO BE IN AREA OF FLEXOR DIGITORUM PROFUNDUS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4174|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4174|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4174|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED RIB FRACTURE BY TUBERCLE OF R RIB, WITH BONY PROTUBERANCE BY FRATURES INFERIOR MARGIN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4178|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis proximal 1/3  on the medial surface of the right fibula, striated and porous.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4178|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4178|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4181|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|DISH LIKE CANDLEWAX FORMATION ON RIGHT SIDE OF T7-T11 THOUGH NO FUSION HAS YET OCCURED. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT C2-3 ARE FUSED AND THE CANDLEWAX FORMATION MAY BE DUE TO OTHER CONDITIONS THAN DISH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4181|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4181|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4181|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURE OF CENTRAL SHAFT OF L CLAVICLE. COMPACTION OF TRABECULAR BONE SEEN INTERNALLY. FRACTURE WELL ALIGNED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4184|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is non specific periostitis on the anterior medial surface of the right tibia. It extends down the majority of the shaft. There is a large portion of remodelled bone on the midshaft.  The rest of the reactive area is striated. There is a patch of reactive and heavily striated bone on the posterior surface of the distal femur in the area that Plantaris attatches.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4184|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|The posterior aspect of the right patella is ridged, with subchondral cysting and eburnation.  The distal femur and proximal tibia are damaged postmortem to acertain more.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4184|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|A possible soft tissue trauma to the distal third of the left posterior femoral shaft.  The area is very irregular with indentations in the bone.  It appears enlarged but postmortem damage makes this impossible to confirm.  There is enthesophytic growth on the lateral aspect of the bone in the area just proximal to the attachment of Gastrocnemius.  The bone is mainly remodelled.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4184|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4184|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4187|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|subchondral cysts and eburnation on the inferior aspect of both the distal first metatarsals.  The area is flattened however, there are no changes to the first phalanges.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4187|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4187|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4190|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"RIGHT CLAVICLE MARKED DEPRESSION FRO THE COSTOCLAVICULAR LIGAMNET AND ON THE RIGHT HUMERUS A MARKED DEPRESSION FOR THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TERES MAJOR. RIGHT CALCANEUS GROOVE ON THE MEDIAL SIDE WHERE THE MUSCLE PERONEUS LONGUS PASSES,POSSIBLY CAUSED DUE TO EVERSION OF THE FOOT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4190|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4190|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4193|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Destruction and distortion of the left femoral head and acetabulum.There is severe osteophytic lipping of the femoral head causing it to become enlarged and mishapen.On the lateral superior aspect of the head there is a deep depression possibly indicating a large cyst.The lesion appears destructive and has a coarse irregular internal surface.The articular surface of the femoral head has porosity, pitting and areas of smooth polished eburnated bone.the associated changes of destruction to the joint capsule with pitting and eburnation are seen in the acetabulum. There was extensive lipping that had increased the depth and enlarged the acetabulum. The bone on the inferior surface around the acetabulum for the ligament and muscle attachments was very irregular and coarse and may indicate that the changes seen in the hip joint were possibly due to a traumatic event and the osteoarthritis was a secondary repsponse.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4193|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|EARLY INDICATION OF ANKYLOSIS.THERE WAS PARTIAL BONEY BRIDGING AT THE SUPERIOR ASPECT OF BOTH SACROILIAC JOINTS ON THE PELVES|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4193|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4193|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4196|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific infection, active. Area of raised new woven bone, with microporosity on the visceral surface of rib shaft fragments indicating a possible infection of the chest.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4196|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4196|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4199|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is non-specific periostitis on the anterior medial surface of the right tibia.  It is on the proximal third of the tibial shaft.  It is striated but well remodelled.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4199|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4199|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4202|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4202|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4205|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4205|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4205|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|POORLY ALIGNED FRACTURE OF LEFT RADIUS. BENDING MIDSHAFT IN AN ANTERIOR DIRECTION. SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTIC BONEGROWTH IN AREA OF CONTACT WITH ULNA (MEDIAL MID SHAFT)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4208|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4208|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4211|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4211|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4214|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON BOTH HUMERII FOR BRACHIALIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4214|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4214|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4217|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE RIGHT FEMUR FOLLOWING THE LINEA ASPERA.LEFT TIBIA ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR THE POPLITEUS.S|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4217|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|NON SPECIFIC PERIOSTEAL REACTION OF  A STERNAL VERTEBRA.STERNUM DAMAGED PM ON ONE FRAGMENT ADJACENT TO A NOTCH FOR THE COSTAL CARTILAGE WAS AN AREA OF RAISED NEW REMODELLED BONE, SCLEROTIC AND BUT STILL WITH SOME POROSITY OBSERVABLE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4217|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4217|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4217|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY TEETH VERY BADLY WORN AND WORN RIGHT DOWN TO THE ROOTS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4220|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES: LATERAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS; LESSER TROCHANTER & LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA; CRUCIATE LIGAMENTS OF PROXIMAL RIGHT TIBIA; ANTERIOR OF RIGHT PATELLA; HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI. MARKED LIPPING TO SUPERIOR ASPECT OF LEFT 1ST PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX. OSTEOPHYTOSIS EVIDENT IN BOTH SETS OF TARSALS & MARKED OP TO HEAD OF RIGHT 1ST METATARSAL. LESION (SUBCHONDRAL CYST?) TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF 1 LEFT MIDDLE HAND PHALANX.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4220|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight new bone apparent to central anterior endocranial aspect of frontal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4220|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Large area of eburnation to inferior aspect of capitulum of right humerus reflected in radial head surface, with pitting and associated marked osteophytosis to capitulum, trochlea & radial head.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4220|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Advanced osteophytosis/entheses to right knee joint, esp. to posterior aspect of medial femoral condyle, intercondylar fossa; tubercles of intercondylar eminence of tibia & around margins of tibial condyles - probable soft tissue trauma.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4220|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4220|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4223|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY ON THE RIGHT ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF THE SEMITENDINOSUS AND LONG HEAD OF BICEPS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4223|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific infection at the proximal end and mid shaft of the medial surface of the left fibula.At the proximal end the bone was smooothly irregular with an area of remodelled bone.At the mid point of the shaft there was an area of porosity  and sclerotic bone with what appeared to be a small rounded aperture that could possibly have been a cloacca.The left tibia at the proximal end on the distal surface also had a small area of porous remodelled bone, possibly associated with the fibula.The periosteal changes observed in the fibula & tibia could have been traumatic in origin.A differebtial diagnosisif the aperture was a cloacca could have been non specific osteomyelitus.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4223|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific osteomyelitis|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.The periosteal changes observed in the left tibia and fibula could have been indicative of an osteomyelitic infection if the apperture observed was an indication of the presence of a cloaccaThere was periosteal change at the proximal end and mid shaft of the medial surface of the left fibula.At the proximal end the bone was smooothly irregular with an area of remodelled bone.At the mid point of the shaft there was an area of porosity  and sclerotic bone with what appeared to be a small rounded aperture that could possibly have been a cloacca.The left tibia at the proximal end on the distal surface also had a small area of porous remodelled bone, possibly associated with the fibula|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4223|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4223|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|IRREGULAR MORPHOLOGY TO ACETABULAR SURFACE IN REGION OF ILIO-PUBIC JUNCTION. PITTING TO POSTERIOR ASPECT OF TIBIAL ARTICULATING SURFACE OF RIGHT TALUS. V. SLIGHT EROSION (?) TO MEDIAL & LATERAL MARGINS OF HEADS OF BOTH LEFT & RIGHT MIDDLE HAND PHALANGES. PITTING TO HEADS OF MAJORITY OF PROXIMAL HAND PHALANGES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|1 fused left distal interphalangeal joint.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Irregular compact new bone to proximal (?) right fibular shaft, majority has remodelled, striated appearance but with more compact flat layer overlying the more proximal aspect of the lesion. There is no obvious sign of the medullary cavity being involved.Evidence of slight new bone to proximal shaft of right tibia also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible healed Osteochondritis diseccans to left glenoid cavity.Possible healed Osteochondritis diseccans to distal surface of right fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4226|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Healed fracture apparent to extant right sesamoid, well healed.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4229|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT AND RIGHT FEMORA FOLLOWING THE LINEA ASPERA AND ALSO ON THE GREATER TROCHANTER FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF GLUTEUS MEDIUS AND MINIMUS.ENTHESOPATHY ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE RIGHT PATELLA FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF RECTUS FEMORIS.RIGHT TIBIA ENTHESOPATHY OF THE PATELLA LIGAMENT ON THE TIBIAL TUBEROSITY.LEFT PELVIS ENTHESOPATHY OF THE EXTERNAL OBLIQUE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4229|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|LEFT 2ND METATARSAL ON THE DORSAL SURFACE AT THE DISTAL END OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING (GRADE 1) SUPERIOR TO THE ARTICULAR SURFACE ON THE MEDIAL AND LATERAL SIDE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4229|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritic changes on the acromial clavicular joint surfaces of the right clavicle and acromial process of the right scapula.The clavicular joint surface was porotic with osteophytic lipping and areas of eburnation.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4229|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|FUSION OF THE LEFT SEVENTH RIB TO THE COSTOVERTEBRAL FACET OF THE THORACIC TH7 VERTEBRA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4229|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4229|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4232|FEMALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SIGNIFICANT OP/CHANGE TO LEFT MANDIBULAR CONDYLE - POSSIBLE EARLY OSTEOARTHRITIS? BOTH HUMERI APPEAR TO EXHIBIT MARKED BOWING OF THE DIAPHYSIS TOWARDS THE MEDIAL. DISTINCTIVE PATTERNING OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISEASE/DESTRUCTION IN MID-THORACIC REGION & LUMBO-SACRAL BORDER.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4232|FEMALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4232|FEMALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4232|FEMALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|SEVERE DENTAL WEAR. STRANGE 'FRILLED' APPEARANCE TO CALCULUS ON LINGUAL ASPECT OF RIGHT MANDIBULAR M3.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|4233|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1D|1300|1390|4233|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4245|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED SMOOTH LIPPING ALONG MUSCLE BICEPS BRACHII ON R HUMERUS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4245|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4245|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4246|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4246|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4246|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|1 EXTRANUMERARY (?) TOOTH PRESENT, IRREGULAR CROWN WITH OCCLUSAL CARIES BUT V. SMALL - INTRUSIVE?.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4273|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|NOTCH/GROOVE TO INFERIOR MARGIN OF PROXIMAL SURFACE OF RIGHT NAVICULAR, PROBABLY RELATED TO EITHER ATTACHMENT OF PLANTAR CALCANEO-NAVICULAR LIGAMENT OR PASSAGE OF TENDON OF FLEXOR DIGITORUM LONGUS.ENTHESOPATHIES TO HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4273|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|There are lesions to some of the foot phalanges (esp. extant left middle foot phalanx & left 1st distal foot phalanx), as well as the medial aspect of the right 1st metatarsal head -  possible erosive arthropathy but might also be secondary changes due to osteoarthritis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4273|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Compact new bone plaques to lateral aspects of shafts of both 4th metatarsals - might possibly indicate a compensatory shift in weight, as a consequence of the osteoarthritis in the 1st metatarsals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4273|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to inferior aspect of heads of both 1st metatarsals, associated with marked osteophytosis. No reflected change in 1st proximal feet phalanges (though these do appear slightly swollen) - eburnation therefore probably resulted from friction with hallux sesamoids.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4273|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4273|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4278|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4278|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4282|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LARGE LESION TO ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE OF LEFT PARIETAL, JUST ANTERIOR & LATERAL TO BREGMA - MIGHT POSSIBLY BE A V. LARGE ARACHNOID GRANULATION, BUT APPEARS TO BE ASSOCIATED MORE WITH MENINGEAL IMPRESSIONS THAN WITH SAGITTAL SULCUS. ADVANCED ENTHESOPATHIES TO LEFT SCAPULA; BOTH HUMERI; LEFT OS COXA; LEFT FEMUR; BOTH PATELLAE; LEFT TIBIA; BOTH FIBULAE;  LEFT CALCANEUS - MOST LIKELY RELATED TO DISH.LARGE SPUR TO MIDSHAFT OF 1 LEFT PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4282|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Significant new bone formation within frontal sinuses, reactive in nature. Spicules of new bone within both maxillary sinuses, possibly related to antemortem loss of majority of molars.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4282|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to base of 1 left proximal hand phalanx.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4282|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Probable DISH. Fusion across centra of at least 7 consecutive thoracic vertebrae (T3-T9) by osteophytes with 'candlewax-like' appearance. Retention of intervertebral disc space evident. Proliferative new bone/enthesopathies throughout extant body. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4282|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4282|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4286|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is a small amount of non-specific periostitis in the left maxillary sinus.  Possibly the result of sinusitis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4286|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4286|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4289|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4289|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4292|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EBURNATION EVIDENT ON EXTANT REMAINS OF AT LEAST ONE OTHER SET OF INTERVERTEBRAL (APOPHYSEAL) FACETS.PROXIMAL FEMORAL SHAFTS V. FLATTENED (ESP. RIGHT).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4292|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation & marked osteophytosis to head of 1 left proximal hand phalanx & 1 left middle hand phalanx (seem to correspond - probably 2nd or 3rd digit). In addition, basal end of middle phalanx shaft appears swollen.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4292|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4292|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4295|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE R FOOT. BONES VERY DAMAGED POST MORTEM. MT1 DISTAL DORSAL VIEW HAS A PSEUDO JOINT POSSIBLE FROM SLIPPED 1ST PROXIMAL PHALANGE. THE R MT3 (?) PROXIMAL ARTICULATION WITH THE MT4 HAD LIPPING AND SIGNIFICANT PITTING BUT NO EBURNATION. JOINT OF MT5  EXHIBITED NO CHANGES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4295|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4295|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4298|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4298|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4301|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4301|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4304|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4304|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4307|FEMALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4307|FEMALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4310|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|LONGITUDENAL STRIATIONS OVERLAIN BY PATCHES OF SMOOTH GLOSSY BONE WITH MILD PITTING, SITUATED ON THE LATERAL MID SHAFT OF THE R TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4310|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4310|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4313|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SEVERE PITTING & POSSIBLE NEW BONE/REMODELLING TO PALATE - INFECTION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4313|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Remodelled new bone to left tibial shaft, striated in appearance, with some defined areas on lateral anterior aspect of shaft. Some slight new bone formation to medial aspect of right proximal tibial shaft also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4313|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4313|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4315|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN BOTH SETS OF TARSALS.ENTHESOPATHIES TO ANTERIOR OF BOTH PATELLAE & HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4315|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|RIGHT ACETABULUM EXHIBITS SIGNS OF PARTIALLY HEALED TRAUMA (POSSIBLE HEALING FRACTURE?) - WITH DISCONTINUATION OF SUPERIOR POSTERIOR ACETABULUM MARGIN, SUBCHONDRAL CYST DEVELOPMENT TO SURFACE, SEVERE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING & DEVELOPING ENTHESOPATHIES AROUND EXTERIOR OF ACETABULUM. SEVERE OSTEOPHYTOSIS & LIPPING TO BOTH FEMORAL HEADS (ESP. RIGHT) WITH SUBCHONDRAL CYST DESTRUCTION TO ANTERIOR MARGIN OF LEFT FEMORAL HEAD. LARGE SPUR/ENTHESOPATHY TO INFERIOR LINEA ASPERA OF LEFT FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4315|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Large (11.3mm), deep osteochondritis diseccans lesion to head of right talus, appears unhealed.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4315|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4315|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4325|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4325|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4328|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4328|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4331|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ADVANCED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN LEFT 1ST INTERPHALANGEAL FOOT JOINT, ESP. EVIDENT ON MEDIAL INFERIOR MARGIN OF DISTAL PHALANX BASE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4331|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Erosive-looking lesions to medial & lateral aspects of heads of some right hand phalanges. Also rounded cavitation to surface of hamate articulating with capitate - cyst or related to lesions in phalanges?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4331|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight area of new bone to posterior aspect of talo-tibial surface of left talus. Also possible new bone to extant head of 1 left metatarsal, but possibly post-mortem (if not could relate to possible erosive arthropathy changes observed in right hand?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4331|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4331|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4334|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|SMALL SPICULAR PROTUBERANCE OF BONE ON THE PLANTAR PORTION OF PROXIMAL R MT3. POSSIBLY RESULT OF SOFT TISSUE INJURY?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4334|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4334|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4337|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4337|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4337|UNSEXED CHILD|UNCLASSIFIED SUB-ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURED RIGHT RIB|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4340|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|RIGHT APOPHYSEAL PROCESS OF L5 HAS LOST INFERIOR PORTION, BUT EXHIBITS V. SMOOTHED, ALMOST POLISHED SURFACE AT REGION OF BREAK (?) - POSSIBLY POST-MORTEM, BUT VERY STRANGE! EXTANT APOPHYSEAL FACETS OF LUMBAR VERTEBRAE APPEAR VERY POROUS. POSSIBLE NEW BONE ALSO TO NEURAL ARCHES OF LOWER LUMBAR VERTEBRAE RIGHT ANTERIOR ASPECT OF L5 BODY - POSSIBLE PATHOLOGY OR POST-MORTEM?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4340|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Both acetabula (esp. left) appear to exhibit new bone plaques to articular surfaces - pathological or growth/development-related?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4340|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4340|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4343|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Infectious|Other Infection|Mycotic infection (unclassified)|APPARENT INFECTION OF R FIBULA. HEAVY THICKENING OF CORTICAL BONE AND MARKED REDUCTION OF MEDUALLARY BONE, PARTICULAR ON THE DISTAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. THE BONE APPEARED FLATTENED AND WIDENED. THE R FIBULA HAD LIMITED THIKENING. THE CORTICAL BONE SHOWED NO MARKED CHANGES ON THE OUTER SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4343|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4343|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4346|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING OF DISTAL PHALANGE OF LEFT HAND. PITTED SURFACE BUT NO EBURNATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4346|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|RIGHT SIDED CANDLEWAX APPERANCE ON T3-L5. LIPPING ON LEFT SIDE OF L2. T4-5 FUSED BODY AND FACETS WHERE AS  T 8-11 ARE FUSED  ALONG THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES ONLY. THE REMAINING VERTEBRAE IN PROCESS OF FUSING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4346|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|ANKYLOSIS OF R SACROILLIAC JOINT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4346|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4346|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4346|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|OF L5|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4352|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|OSTEOPHYTIC NEW BONE TO ANTERIOR ARTICULAR SURFACE OF DISTAL LEFT FEMUR. ENTHESOPATHY TO LATERAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS & SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHY/SUPRACONDYLAR PROCESS (?) ABOVE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF RIGHT HUMERUS. MARKED ENTHESOPATHY TO AT LEAST 1 ILIAC CREST & 1 ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY. SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHY TO LINEA ASPERA OF OTH FEMORA & ANTERIOR OF LEFT PATELLA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4352|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to medial condyle of distal right femur, associated with severe osteophytosis to margins of condyles (esp. superior posterior aspect of medial condyle).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4352|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4352|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4352|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|SEVERE WEAR TO EXTANT MOLARS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4355|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PLAQUE LIKE SHEETS OF SMOOTH BONE PRESENT ON THE PROXIMAL LATERAL PORTION ON  SHAFT OF L TIBIA AND FIBULA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4355|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4355|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4358|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4358|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4358|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURE OF L DISTAL ULNA AND DISTAL MC3 (?) . THE FRACTURE OF THE ULNA APPEARED OBLIQUE W ONLY PARTIAL UNION. BONE FRAGMENTED IN AREA OF TRAUMA HINDERING ANY  FURTHER DISCRIPTION. THE DISTAL PORTION, POSSIBLY AN MC3 HAS HEALED AT AN ANGLE SLOPING IN A PALMAR DIRECTION, THOUGH THE AREA OF UNION IS NOT IMMIDIATELY APPARENT THE CORTEXT EXHIBITED SLIGHT PITTING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4382|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4382|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4385|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|non-specific periostitis: striated and woven bone running down the entire length the anterior medial shafts of both tibiae.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4385|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4385|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4388|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|RAGGED BONEGROWTH ALONG SOLEAL LINE OF BOTH TIBIAE. BOTH FIBULAE EXHIBIT SWELLING AND UNDULATING OF THE DISTAL  AND CENTRAL SHAFT THE L MORE AFFECTED THAN THE RIGHT. THE SURFACE WAS IRREGULOAR BUT SMOOTH AND AFFECTED MAINLY THE MEDIAL SIDE OF THE SHAFT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4388|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4388|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4391|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Other (Infectious - Non-specific infection)|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS SEE HYPEROSTOSIS FRONTALIS INTERNA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4391|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|DEEP GROOVES ENURANTION ON THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE MEDIAL DISTAL R FEMUR AND PROXIMAL MEDIAL R TIBIA. PATELLA LIKEWISE AFFECTED ON THE MEDIAL PORTION. ALL AFFECTED SURFACES HAVE STRIATED GROOVES. EBURNATION WAS ALSO PRESENT ON THE PROXIMAL ARTICULATION BETWEEN R MT3 AND MT4.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4391|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|SMALL NODULAR BONY PROTUBERANCE ON THE DISTAL SHAFT DORSAL VIEW OF THE 2 OR 3RD  PROXIMAL PHALANGE OF THE LEFT HAND.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4391|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4391|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4391|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|ENDOCRANIAL LAYER OF BONE LAID DOWN IN STRIATED FASION. OCCASIONAL SLIGHT UNDULATIONS PRESENT.  HFI  STAGE 1 AS THE BULGING THICKENING WAS NOT REALLY PROMINENT AND HAD BEEN DIAGNOSED ON THE BASIS THAT THE STRAIE ARE OLY PRESENT ON THE FRONTAL BONE. COULD POSSIBLY ASSOCIATED WITH AN INFECTION OF THE MININGEAL VESSELS??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4394|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight new bone formation to medial anterior aspects of both tibial shafts, partially remodelled with striated appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4394|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4394|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4397|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|DISTAL PORTION OF R FIBULA EXHIBITED PLAQUE LIKE FORMATION OF EXTRA CORTICAL BONE GROWTH OVERLYING LONGITUDENAL STRIATIONS ALONG SHAFT AND DID NOT APPEAR TO REACT WITH THE UNDERLYING CORTEX. THE L TIBIA WAS MAINLY AFFECTED ON THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE PROXIMAL AND DISTAL SHAFT THOUGH FAINT STRIATIONS ARE PRESENT ALONG THE ENTIRE MEDIAL SHAFT. THE PROXIMAL PORTION WAS A LARGE IRREGULAR SMOOTH PLAQUE LIKE FOMRATION OVERLYING THE CORTEX WHIKST THE DISTAL PORTION WAS MORE POROUS WOVEN BONE. THE DISTAL PORTION OF THE L FIBULA HAD RAGGED PLAQUE LIKE BONE GROWTH. NONE OF THE PERIOSITIS HAD AFFECTED THE INTEGRITY OF THE ORIGINAL CORTEX.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4397|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4397|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4403|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|TRAUMA TO THE M PLATE OF L5-S1 CAUSING A CONCAVE ANTERIOR RIM WITH A MARKED SCHMORL'S NODE SITUATED ALONG THE ANTERIOR BORDER.  PROB WHAT HAS CAUSED IRREGULAR BORDER ON THE PUBIC SYMPHESES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4403|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4403|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4403|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|HEALED FRACTURE OF MID SHAFT OF L CLAVICLE CAUSING AN EXTREME S SHAPE TO THE BONE LIFTING UP THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE CLAVICLE. THE FRACTURED CLAVILCE WAS 15MM LONGER THAN THE RIGHT CLAV.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4406|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4406|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4406|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|The right clavicle has a possible healed fracture to the sternal third of the shaft. The clavicle appears shortened and is thickened.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4409|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4409|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4415|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|MILD PERIOSITIS OF MEDIAL PORTION OF L + R SHAFT OF TIBIAE. APPEARS AS FINE STRIATIONS ON THE CORTICAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4415|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4415|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4418|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4418|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4421|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4421|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4424|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|INCREASED POROSITY ON THE RIGHT ZYGOMATIC PROCESS ON THE EXTERNAL SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4424|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|INCREASED POROSITY ON THE RIGHT ZYGOMATIC PROCESS ON THE EXTERNAL SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4424|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4424|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4427|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4427|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4430|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4430|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4433|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON L TEMPORAMANDIBULAR JOINT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4433|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4433|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4433|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|DENTAL WEAR EXTREEM FOR THE AGE OF THE INDIVIDUAL. IMPACTED TOOTH BY 23, WHICH  PROB NEVER ERUPTED."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4433|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURE LINE ON R 2ND RIB.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4436|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TO LEFT RADIAL SHAFT IN REGION OF PRONATOR TERES.STRANGE APPEARANCE TO CORONOID FOSSA OF LEFT HUMERUS, WITH EXPOSURE OF TRABECULAE - SEPTAL APERTURE VARIATION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4436|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4436|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4439|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4439|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4442|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES: DISTAL RIGHT HUMERUS; LEFT ISCHIAL TUBEROSITY. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN RIB-HEADS. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO CALCANEAL FACETS OF LEFT TALUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4442|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight new bone to floors of both maxillary sinuses.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4442|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4442|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4445|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY FOR TRICEPS ON THE PROXIMAL HEAD OF THE LEFT ULNA.ENTHESOPATHY FOR THE MUSCLE ATTTACHMENT FOR SOLEUS ON BOTH TIBIAE,MORE PRONOUNCED ON THE RIGHT TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4445|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the lateral shaft surface of the right tibia.The periosteal changes were in small  areas along the shaft and were striated.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4445|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4445|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4454|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|ARTHRITIS IN R FOOT. THE CUBOID ARTICULATION WITH THE MT5 EXHIBITED PITTING, LIPPING AND EBURNATION. EBURNATION WAS NOT PRESENT IN ANY OF THE OFTHER JOINT HOEWEVER MARGINAL LIPPING WAS PRESENT IN TALOCALCANEAR JOINT, TALONAVICULAR JOINT AND THE DISTAL JOINT OF MT1. SMALL LYTIC LESION PRESENT ON THE JOINT SURFACE ON THE CUBOID ARTICUALTION W THE 3RD CUNEIFORM. SMALL SCOOPED OUT FOCI ARE ALSO PRESENT ON THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE DISTAL MT1.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4454|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4454|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4455|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|THERE IS ENTHESOPHYTIC LIPPING ON BOTH DISTAL FIBULAE - POSSIBLY THE RESULT OF TRAUMA TO THE LOWER LEGS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4455|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|THE PUBIC SYMPHYSES ARE DISTORTED.  THE SURFACES ARE ENLARGED DORSALLY.  THE DORSAL SURFACE APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN FUSED DURING LIFE AND BROKEN POST-MORTEM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4455|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4455|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4464|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4464|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4468|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4468|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4488|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4488|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4491|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4491|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4495|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT HUMERUS FOR BRACHIALIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4495|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4495|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4498|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4498|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4503|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4503|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4503|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|VERY WELL HEALED FRACTURE OF R DISTAL ULNA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4506|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is non-specific periostitis on the right tibial shaft.  Although it covers the majority of the shaft area most affected is the anterior medial surface.  There are patches of well healed bone and heavily striated bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4506|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4506|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4509|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|L6 NON-ARTICULATING BILATERALLY|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4509|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4509|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4512|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|BOTH SURFACES OF ARTICULATION BETWEEN L CALCANEUM AND TALUS HAD A SMALL CIRCULAR AREA OF PITTING WHICH LOOKED LIKE OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISSICANS MEASURING 8X8MM. EBURNATION WAS PRESENT AROUND THE RIM OF THE PITTED AREA ON THE CALCANEUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4512|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4512|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4515|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4515|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4518|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4518|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4521|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4521|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4524|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ACCESSORY SACROILIAC FACET TO RIGHT ILIUM EXHIBITS SEVERE LIPPING/SACRO-ILIITIS, SLIGHT EVIDENCE OF SIMILAR TO EXTANT LEFT ILIUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4524|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Differential diagnosis. Possible DISH? Smooth vertical osteophytes along right anterior vertebral bodies of at least five thoracic vertebrae (T5-T9), with possible fusion across at least three. Also sacro-iliitis evident in right pelvis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4524|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4524|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4527|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4527|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4530|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4530|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4543|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|MILD STRIAE OF SUBPERISTEAL BONEGROWTH ALONG MEDIAL SHAFT OF BOTH TIBIAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4543|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OA W EBURNATION PRESENT ON L STERNOCLAVICULAR JOINT, L DIST RADIUS AND ULNA: THE RAD WAS FRAGMENTED BUT APPEARED DEFORMED W WHAT APPEARS TO BE A FALSE JOINT ON THE ALONG THE ANTERIOR BORDER OF THE ARTICULATION,SUGGESTING THAT THE ADVANCED OA MAY HAVE BEEN SECONDARY TO AN INJURY??. EBURNATION ALSO PRESENT ON THE PROX ARTIC OF R MT1.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4543|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Gout|POSSIBLE GOUT. LARGE LYTIC SCOOPED OUT LESIONS ON THE BORDER OF THE PROX/MEDIAL JOINT OF THE R MT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4543|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|UNILLATERAL ANKYLOSIS OF SUPERIOR BORDER OF L SACROILLIAC JOINT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4543|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4543|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Proximal head of 1st metatarsal distorted with osteophytic lipping , porosity and an area of smooth polished eburnated bone.VERTEBRAL CERVICAL ARCH FRAGMENTS THAT HAD EBURNATION ON THE FACET SURFACE WERE PRESENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4546|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Pagets disease|Possible Paget's.Fragments of left tibia that are enlarged and thickened on the anterior surface.Thickening to to the cortical and trabecular bone. There is organization to the bone changes seen.The cortical surface of the bone appears to be covered in microporosity and coarse to the touch.The distal end of the left humerus also has an enlarged and dense quality and increased porosity on the posterior surface.(xray L. tibia)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4549|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Other (Circulatory-Osteochondroses)|SMALL MARKED ROUNDED CONCAVE PITTED (NECROTIC) AREA ON THE PROXIMAL ARTICULATION OF THE  L MT3 6X7MM|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4549|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4549|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4549|MALE|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|ONE FRAGMENT OF L FRONTAL BONE PRESENT EXHIBTING SMOOTH NODUALR BONEGROWTH ON THE ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE. ONLY SLIGHTLY RAISED AND ~15MM IN LENGHT. PROB STAGE 1|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4552|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4552|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4555|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4555|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4558|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4558|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4564|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA (ESP. RIGHT). SLIGHT EROSIVE-LOOKING SCOOPING TO LATERAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF 1 RIGHT PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX & MARKED LIPPING TO LATERAL ASPECT OF PROXIMAL SHAFT OF 1 RIGHT MIDDLE HAND PHALANX.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4564|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Profuse irregular new bone to shafts of both tibiae (esp. right) & both fibulae, partially remodelled. Right tibial shaft exhibits defined swellings with areas of focussed porosity. Right tibia & both fibulae show reduction of medullary cavity by dense trabeculae/cortical thickening. Extant portions of both distal femora also exhibit evidence of new bone to the posterior medial aspect, appears porous. Compact new bone plaque to posterior lateral aspect of left humerus, in region for attachments for brachialis & deltoid. V. slight porosity evident - possibly related to systemic infection (syphilis?) in legs? Evidence of irregular new bone to anterior manubrium also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4564|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Specific Infection|Treponematosis (Treponema sp.)|Differential Diagnosis. Distribution of changes & nature of new bone formation suggests possibility of a treponemal infection (tertiary syphilis).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4564|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4564|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4567|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR BRACHIALIS ON BOTH HUMERII.ENTHESOPATHY FOR TRICEPS ON THE OLECRANON OF BOTH ULNAE AND THE ANTERIOR TALOFIBULAR LIGAMENT ON THE LEFT FIBULA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4567|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis on the anterio medial surface mid shaft of the left tibia.An area that had PM damage but appears to be indented with woven bone and striated bone within the demarcated area that measured 43.2MM.Possibly an indication of an ulcer.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4567|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|Fusion of the left navicular and cuneiform, badly damged PM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4567|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4567|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4570|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4570|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|4580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|4584|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|V. MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF RIGHT 5TH METACARPAL - POSSIBLE FRACTURE?ENTHESOPATHY/EXOSTOSIS BETWEEN INFERIOR ILIAC SPINE & SUPERIOR MARGIN OF ACETABULUM OF LEFT ILIUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|4584|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|4584|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|B1B|1300|1390|4584|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Endocranial Lesions|POSSIBLE LESION (SERIES OF ROUNDED LESIONS) TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF LEFT GREATER WING OF SPHENOID?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4590|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4590|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4596|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH TIBIAE FOR SOLEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4596|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis on the medial and lateral shaft surface of both tibiae.The periosteal changes were 'intermittent' along the shafts and alternatd between being sclerotic and remodelled to longitudinal and straited areas.Similar changes but less marked were seen on the medial surface of the left fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4596|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4596|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4596|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed oblique fracture of the third left metatarsal.Very slight aposition of the shaft.There does not appear to be any change to the articulation suraces but there is some post mortem damage.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4599|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|ACTIVE NON-SPECIFIC PERIOSITIS ON SHAFT FRAGMENT OF R FIBULA. THE AREA IS (43MM) IS SLIGHTLY RAISED WITH ORGANISED LONGITUDENAL FINE PITTING BY NURTRIENT FORAMEN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4599|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4599|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4602|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4602|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4602|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|OCCLUSAL ENAMEL FAILURE OF T36.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4605|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THE CORONOID FOSSA ON THE RIGHT HUMERUS WAS ENLARGED AND DEEPENED WITH A SMOOTH INTERNAL SURFACE AND WELL ROUNDED EDGES.IT DID NOT APPEAR TO BE AN INFECTION AND MAY HAVE BEEN DEVELOPMENTAL.THE ARTICULAR SURFACES OF THE JOINT WERE NOT AFFECTED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4605|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Extra (6th) lumbar vertebra.Only the neural arch was present. THE RIGHT HAMATE HAMULUS WAS NOT PRESENT. IT DID NOT APPEAR TO BE FRACTURED AND WAS PROBABLY CONGENITALLY ABSENT OR A DEVELOPMENTAL DEFECT.THIS DEFECT WAS UNILATERAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4605|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4605|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTREMELY PRONOUNCED HOOK LIKE ENTHESOPATHY FOR TRICEPS ON THE OLECRANON OF THE LEFT ULNA.MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT FEMUR FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH PATELLA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the anterior medial and lateral shaft surface of the left tibia. The bone surface was in part striated and also remodelled lamellar bone with sclerotic areas.There were similar changes on the right tibia but not as severe and predominantly on the medial surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other|The right tibia although damaged PM had a fragment of the inferior joint surface, the talocrual joint.The inferior tibial joint surface was badly distorted by erosion of the joint cartilage and subchondral changes producing an uneven and irregular surface.There was also marginal osteophytic lipping.The right talus on its superior surface did not have such marked changes. There was an area of erosion and subchondral damage on the medial aspect and there was also osteophytic lipping on the medial, anterior and posterior aspects of the talus. These degenerative changes did not appear to be simply DJD but may be attributable to a traumatic incident that occured and damged the joint permanently.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Two left rib shaft fragments that although are damaged post mortem have the remains o a callus formation,indicating a healed fracture.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERY PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE AT THE DISTAL 1/3 OF THE RIGHT FEMUR.MOST PROMINENLTY THE ATTACHMENT FOR THE SHORT HEAD OF BICEPS. ENTHESOPATHY OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS ON THE RIGHT PATELLA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the lateral surface at the distal 1/3 of the right tibia.Demarcated area slightly raised and with remodelled bone forming almost a palque like effect on the bone surface.Both fibulae had a periosteal reacton along the length of the shaft surfaces producing an irregular and uneven surface.The changes were more marked on the right fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Three thoracic vertebrae (Th9,10,11) were fused together on the right side of the centrum with intervertebral disc space integrity.Classic 'candle wax' appearance of the fusion on the right side of the centrum. More of the the thoracic would appeared to have been fused but there had been some PM damage.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4614|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"LEFT SIDED LARGE "SHEET" OF EXTRA BONEGROWTH ON L2 IN PROCESS OF FUSING W L3 . THERE ARE NO OTHER PATHOLOGY ON THE VERTEBRAE WHICH SUGGESTS THAT THIS MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY INJURY RATHER THAN BEING DEGENERATIVE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4614|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4614|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4620|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|OF DISTAL LEFT TIBIA AND FIBULAR. VERTICAL STRIATIONS  PRESENT AND SMALL NODULES OF EXTRA BONEGROWTH ON THE LATERAL PORTION OF THE TIBIA AND MEDIAL PORTION OF THE FIBULA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4620|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|MODERATE OSTEOARTHRITIS OF BOTH FEMORAPATELLAR JOINT. EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE DISTAL PORTION OF BOTH  PATELLAE|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4620|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4620|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4623|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT ON THE RIGHT HUMERUS FOR TERES MAJOR.VERTEBRAE VERY BADLY FRAGMENTED AND COVERED IN WHITE DEPOSIT. SOME OF THE THORACIC VERTEBRAL BODIES APPEARED TO HAVE DEPRESSIONS SIMILAR TO SCHMORLS NODES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4623|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4623|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4626|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LARGE CYST(?) TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF SUPRAOCCIPITAL IN REGION OF LEFT SAGITTAL SULCUS. RUGOSE STRIATED APPEARANCE TO ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE OF EXTANT FRONTAL BONE - POSSIBLE EARLY STAGE HFI? BILATERAL DEFECTS TO BOTH TROCHLEAR SURFACES - POSSIBLE HEALED OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISECCANS LESIONS? FEMORA APPEAR V. BROAD & THICKENED - POSSIBLE NEW BONE TO MEDIAL ASPECTS OF SHAFTS?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4626|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible healed Osteochondritis diseccans to right glenoid cavity.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4626|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4626|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4629|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO LEFT FEMORAL HEAD, LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & PROXIMAL TIBIAE (REGION OF POPLITEUS/SOLEUS ATTACHMENTS).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4629|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Extant distal left tibial shaft exhibits remodelled new bone, striated appearance & varying degrees of remodelling, with some focussed (?) porosity. Similar new bone to left fibular shaft. Slight new bone also to distal aspect of right tibial shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4629|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation & severe osteophytosis to superior aspect of both 1st metatarsal heads, reflected in superior aspect of bases of proximal phalanges. Right 1st proximal foot phalanx exhibits erosive/lytic lesion to superior margin of base in region of attachment of extensor hallucis brevis.Eburnation to new bone on left fibular shaft?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4629|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4629|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4638|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4638|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4647|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Area of raised bone on the lateral surface mid shaft of the right tibia.Partially striated and sclerotic bone.Post mortem damgae but the area inferior to the right tibial tuberosity appeared slightly swlollen.Right fibula the mid shaft on the lateral side is slightly thickened and enlarged.The surface of the shaft in this area although smooth is irregular and uneven.The medial surface at the proximal end is striated and coarse.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4647|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4647|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4647|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Five left rib shft fragments and one right fragment damaged post mortem but indicated presence of a callus and healing of fracture.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4649|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4649|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4652|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4652|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4655|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Proximal 1/3 on the lateral shaft surface a very small area of healed non-specific periostitis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4655|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4655|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4658|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Marked pitting to base of 1 middle hand phalanx, with evidence of eburnation to surface & lipping around margins.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4658|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Osteochondritis diseccans lesion (c.5mm) to left talar head, unhealed. Similar lesion to right talar head, but smaller (c.2mm), reflected in proximal surface of right navicular (c.4mm).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4658|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4658|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4661|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OSTEOARTHRITIS OF FEMORAPATELLAR JOINT OF L KNEE. EBURNATION PRESENT ON BOTH JOINT SURFACES|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4661|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4661|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4664|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR THE GLUTEUS MAXIMUS ON THE LEFT FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4664|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnated and polished joint surfaces of the right humeral head and right glenoid cavity.The joint surfaces were also pitted and porous with osteophytic lipping around the joint rims.The right corocoid process had a bridge of bone in the area of the coracohumeral ligament and it was possible that a traumatic incident occurred and caused the glenohumeral joint to become damaged and misaligned. Subsequently becoming inflamed and leading to the osteoarthritic response seen in the glenohumeral joint.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4664|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4664|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4667|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SACRO-ILITIS PRESENT ON BOTH OSSA COXAE WITH COMPACT MARKED COMPACT NEW BONE LIPPING JOINTS, BUT NO FUSION EVIDENT YET. MARKED OSTEOPHYTIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGHOUT VERTEBRAL COLUMN, ESP. LOWER CERVICAL, LOWER THORACIC & LUMBAR VERTEBRAE. BODY OF T11 VERTEBRA APPEARS ALMOST COLLAPSED ANTERIORLY, WITH ADVANCED EROSION OF ANTERIOR ASPECT OF INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACE.LOTS OF SMALL, TRACKING, POSTMORTEM-LOOKING LESIONS ALL OVER THE PLACE - DUE TO PERCOLATION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4667|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight irregular new bone to medial aspect of distal left humerus. Remodelled, striated new bone to shaft of left tibia,concentrated on lateral aspect with some small defined swellings. Some new bone to anterior body of L3 apparent - osteophyte/enthesis?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4667|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Advanced osteophytosis & enthesopathy to medial end of left clavicle. Advanced degeneration of right acromio-clavicular joint with some osteophytosis/entheses to lesser tubercle of right humerus also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4667|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4667|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4670|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Significant thickening of both tibial & fibular shafts by lamellar new bone in the process of remodelling, with distinct thickening of cortical bone. Surfaces appear unaffected. Distinctive nodular new bone also tracking along medial shafts of both 1st metatarsals. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4670|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Sclerosing osteomyelitis (Garre)|Differential Diagnosis. Possible Sclerosing osteomyelitis (Garre). Significant thickening of both tibial & fibular shafts by lamellar new bone in the process of remodelling, with distinct thickening of cortical bone. Surfaces appear unaffected. Distinctive nodular new bone also tracking along medial shafts of both 1st metatarsals. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4670|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Specific Infection|Treponematosis (Treponema sp.)|Differential Diagnosis. Possible syphilis. Significant thickening bilaterally in shafts of tibiae & fibulae by lamellar new bone in the process of remodelling, with distinct thickening of cortical bone. Surfaces appear unaffected. Distinctive nodular new bone also tracking along medial shafts of both 1st metatarsals. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4670|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4670|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4670|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Pagets disease|Differential Diagnosis. Possible Paget's disease. Significant thickening bilaterally in shafts of tibiae & fibulae by lamellar new bone in the process of remodelling, with distinct thickening of cortical bone. Surfaces appear unaffected. Distinctive nodular new bone also tracking along medial shafts of both 1st metatarsals. See PBR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4676|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|There is a well healed sharp force trauma wound to the left parietal bone.  There is an indentation on the outer table and  the inner table is depressed however, has not been penetrated. The outer table has not healed over properly leaving a small opening.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4676|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4676|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4679|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4679|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4682|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY FOR TRICPES ON THE RIGHT ULNA.MARKED MUCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH FEMORA FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.ENTHESOPATHY FOR THE PATELLA LIGAMENT ON THE TIBIAL TUBEROSITY OF BOTH TIBIAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4682|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Extra lumbar vertebra.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4682|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Left tibia lateral surface mid shaft non-specific periostitis, striated and in areas remodelled lamellar bone.Left fibula two areas of non-specfiic periostitis on the medial and lateral surface.Striated and areas of porostiy producing an iregular and uneven surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4682|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis. Right distal radioulna joint osteophytic lipping and a small area of smooth,polished eburnated bone.Left 3rd metacarpal proximal head flattened with osteophytic lipping,areas of porosity and a smooth, polished eburnated surface.Left proximal interphalangeal joint surface for the left 1st metacarpal small area of eburnation.Lower right rib facet enlarged with osteophytic lipping and porosity and eburnated surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4682|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4682|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4689|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|There is lipping on the proximal, plantar surface of the right first metacarpal. The lipping is quite pronounced and creates an addition facet.  There is eburnation present on the plantar rim of the proximal articular facet and the proximal end is porous with some possible subchondral cysting.  Possibley the result of trauma to the right hand.  Most of the right hand is missing.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4689|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4689|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4692|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4692|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4695|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis| A RIB FRAGMENT SHAFT HAD A SMOOTH VISCERAL SURFACE AND ALSO APPEARED TO HAVE A RAISED AREA OF NEW BONE THAT HAD A PLAQUE LIKE APPEARANCE.POSSIBLY AN INDICATION OF A CHEST INFECION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4695|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4695|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4695|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned oblique fracture in the mid shaft of the left clavicle.There is also a weel healed fracture of a rib fragment mid shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4698|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4698|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4701|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4701|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4704|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4704|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4704|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|EXTENSIVE WEAR ON MAXILLARY TEETH. BOTH 1ST INCISORS HAVE MORE LABIAL WEAR THAN LINGUAL WEAR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4707|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Other (Joints -Osteoarthritis)|DISLOCATION OF JOINT OF L MC1 AND PROXIMAL PHALANGE. DORSAL PROX VIEW EXHIBIT PITTING AND LIPPING  PROB CAUSED BY DISLOCATION OF PROX PHALANGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4707|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4707|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4707|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|EXTREME DENTAL WEAR ON INCISORS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4710|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PRESENT ON THE MEDIAL PROXIMAL MEDIAL PORTION OF BOTH TIBIAE. THE L TIBIA MOST AFFECTED WITH DEEP VERTICAL STRIAE. THE R TIBIA HAS STRIAE IN A VERY CONFINED AREA ALONG THE FLEXOR DIGITORUM LONGUS. THE L FIBULA HAD A SLIGHTLY UNDULATING PERISOTEAL BONE. THERE WAS NO APPARENT THICKENING OF THE CORTEX.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4710|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4710|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4713|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ECTOCRANIAL SURFACE OF FRONTAL IN REGION OF SUPRAORBITAL RIDGES (ESP. RIGHT SIDE) EXHIBITS SLIGHT LABYRINTINE IMPRESSIONS, BUT COULD BE POST-MORTEM? EXTREME MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS AT BASE OF SUPRAOCCIPITAL (NUCHAL CREST ETC.) & MARKED OP AROUND MARGINS OF FORAMEN MAGNUM (ESP. LEFT SIDE).PITTING TO HEAD OF LEFT MT1. STRANGE ACCESSORY FACET BETWEEN RIGHT MT3 & MT4, ALMOST AS IF IN PROCESS OF COALITION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4713|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight periostitis to posterior aspect of extant proximal shaft of right tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4713|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4713|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4713|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Strange new bone to endocranium, esp. frontal bone but also to bregma region of sagittal sulcus & to sulci regions in supraoccipital - HFI?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4716|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4716|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4716|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|OF L5 (SPINOUS PROCESS ABSENT)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4719|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Surgical Intervention|Trepanation|There is a very well healed trepanation to the left parietal bone just next to, if not touching the sagittal suture.  It is located approximately 44mm from the occipital bone.  The trepanation is round with an approximate diameter of 26mm.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4719|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4719|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4722|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|V. DEEP ARACHNOID GRANULATION TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF RIGHT(?) PARIETAL, CONTINUOUS WITH DEEP MIDDLE MENINGEAL VESSEL IMPRESSIONS. SEVERE ENTHESOPATHY TO POSTERIOR ASPECT OF OLECRANON OF RIGHT ULNA - PROBABLY RELATED TO OSTEOARTHRITIS IN RIGHT SHOULDER.BILATERAL ROUNDED CYST/ABSCESS TO SUPERIOR LATERAL MARGIN OF BOTH ACETABULA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4722|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Possible irregular new bone to left maxillary sinus, evident on left zygomatic. New bone apparent to anterior medial aspect of midshaft of left femur, striated in appearance. Femoral midshaft also exhibits apparent swelling to shaft. Right fibular shaft exhibits striated new bone to shaft & unusual remodelling of cortical bone at midshaft, with slight porosity (appears as if various muscles have been impressing upon the bone surface). V. slight new bone to anterior medial aspect of right tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4722|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation, osteophytosis & severe subchondral pitting/destruction to right humeral head, reflected in right glenoid cavity, which also exhibits significant irregular new bone formation behind margins of articular joint.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4722|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4722|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4725|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4725|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4725|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Porotic hyperostosis|THE PARIETAL BOSSES ARE THICKENED AND POROUS. possibly porotic hyperostosis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4728|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERY MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA ON BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4728|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the medial surface of the left and right tibiae.Therewais also new bone growth on the dorasl suraface of the 2nd right metacarpal and the left 4th metacarapl.The 4th metacarapal also had a crest of bone running along the lateral border of the dorsal shaft surface.Such changes may indicate an inflammatory process and be associated with the osteoarthritis observed in the joints of the first metacarpals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4728|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Both first metacarpals had distorted articular surfaces at their bases.There was osteophytic lipping,porosity and a grooved polished eburnated articular surface.The proximal head of the left and right first metacarpal also had a flattened appearance.Eburnation was also seen in the articular head of both the 1st metacarpals proximal phalanges.The heads were also lipped and enlarged|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4728|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE EARLY INDICATION OF DISH.THE OSTEOARTHRITIC CHANGES RECORDED IN THE VERTEBRA WERE SEVERE WITH EXTENSIVE LIPPING,SUBCHONDRAL CYSTING AND EROSION OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES.THERE WAS FUSION ACROSS THE CENTRUM OF TH7 AND TH8 AND SOME OF THE LIPPING RECORDED IN THE REMAINING VERTEBRAE MAY HAVE BEEN LEADING TOWARDS FUSION.THE NATURE AND APPEARANCE OF THE FUSION MAY POSSIBLY BE EARLY STAGE DISH AS THE QUALITY OF THE FUSED BONE SURFACE WAS VERY SMOOTH AND WAS PREDOMINANTLY ON THE RIGHT SIDE, TRAITS OFTEN ASSOCIATED WITH THOSE SEEN IN DISH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4728|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4728|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4731|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|RUGOUS MARKINGS ON THE LEFT AND RIGHT HUMERUS AT THE DELTOID TUBEROSITY.LEFT HUMERUS MARKED ATTACHMENT FOR THE MUSCLE TERES MAJOR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4731|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis of the left hip joint.Left femur head and left acetabulum osteophytic lipping and subchondral cysting with an area of smooth polished  eburnated bone on the articulating surfaces.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4731|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4731|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4731|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned Colles fracture at the distal end of the left radius.Slight secondary joint surface changes with slight osteophytic lipping of the articular surfaces for the scaphoid and lunate.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4734|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERY MARKED MUSCLE ATTACMENT FOR FLEXOR DIGITORUM LONGUS ON R TIBIA. A PRONOUNCED SMOOTH ROUNDED RIDGE NOT PRESENT ON L TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4734|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4734|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4737|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4737|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4740|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED PITTING TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL. SLIGHT DEFINED DEPRESSION TO ECTOCRANIAL SURFACE OF LEFT FRONTAL - CYST OR HEALED FRACTURE? EBURNATION TO C3/C4 INTERVERTEBRAL JOINT. POSSIBLE CYST TO ANTERIOR INFERIOR MARGIN OF RIGHT FEMORAL HEAD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4740|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4740|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|UNSURE ABOUT SIDING OF EXTANT ACETABULAR FRAGMENTS, BUT CLEAR THAT BOTH EXHIBIT MARKED/SEVERE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING WITH ONE SIDE (LEFT?) PARTICULARLY SEVERE, EXHIBITING LARGE CYSTS AROUND THE MARGINS WITHIN THE NEW BONE & CYSTIC DESTRUCTION TO THE ARTICULAR SURFACE ITSELF. S1/L5 INVERTEBRAL JOINT APPEARS TO BE IN PROCESS OF FUSION. ALSO POSSIBLE EVIDENCE OF EARLY STAGES OF SACRO-ILIITIS? MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & LESSER TROCHANTER OF RIGHT FEMUR.UNUSUAL BONY NODULES TO EITHER SIDE OF POSTERIOR FORAMEN MAGNUM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight periostitis to lateral anterior aspect of midshaft of right tibia. New bone also apparent to posterior aspect of distal right femoral shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Seronegative Spondylarthropathy|Ankylosing spondylitis|Fusion across a minimum of 8 thoracic vertebrae & some lumbars, mainly by single large osteophyte/syndesmophyte with involvement & fusion of 1 lower right rib. Osteophytic new bone appears candlewax-like & there is apparent retention of the intervertebral disc space, but with some ossification occurring within in some cases. Appears DISH-like, but involvement of so many vertebrae, fusion of 1 rib & evidence of possible bridging in sacroiliac joints, suggests AS may be more likely.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Differential Diagnosis. Fusion observed in spine suggests possible DISH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Neoplastic|Neoplastic General|Meningioma|2 large craters to endocranial surface of right frontal/parietal junction, associated with slight new bone (HFI?) & marked vessel impressions - meningioma? Alternatively craters may simply represent arachnoid granulations.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Slight striated new bonr to endocranial surface of right frontal - possible early HFI, possibly related to meningioma?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4743|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well-healed fracture to one left rib shaft apparent.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4746|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4746|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4749|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|FINE LONGITUDENAL STRIAE ON MEDIAL PORTION OF THE L & R TIBIAE COVERING THE ENTIRE LENGTH OF THE SHAFT AND ON THE PROXIMAL PORTION OF THE R FIBULA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4749|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4749|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4749|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Unhealed fracture (hypertrophic non-union)|SMALL RIB FRAGMENTS EXHIBIT A HYPERTROPHIC NON-UNON. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE BONE WAS IN PROCESS OF HEALING. SOME FRAGMENTS HAD RAISED STRIAE AND WOVEN BONE WHICH COULD POSSIBLY BE A SIGN OF A MINOR INFECTION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"THE OSTEOARTHRITIC CHANGES ARE RECORDED FOR THE VERTEBRA BUT THERE WOULD ALSO APPEAR TO BE TOTAL COLLAPSE OF  C6 VERTEBRA WHICH IS SUBSEQUENTLY FUSED TO C7 VERTEBRA.SUCH COLLAPSE MAY BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE GENERAL DEGENERATIVE CHANGES SEEN THROUGHOUT THE VERTEBRAE OR  MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY TRAUMA WITH THE CHANGES THEN BECOMING SECONDARY.THE DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE VERTEBRAE WOULD INDICATE THAT THERE WERE HIGH STRESS LOADS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|THE OSTEOARTHRITIC CHANGES WERE RECORDED FOR THE VERTEBRAe BUT THERE  ALSO APPEARED TO BE TOTAL COLLAPSE OF THE CERVICAL VERTEBRA  C6 VERTEBRA WHICH WAS SUBSEQUENTLY FUSED TO CERVICAL VERTEBRA C7.SUCH COLLAPSE MAY BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE GENERAL DEGENERATIVE CHANGES SEEN THROUGHOUT THE VERTEBRAE OR  MAY HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY TRAUMA WITH THE CHANGES THEN BECOMING SECONDARY.THE DEGENERATIVE CHANGES IN THE VERTEBRAE WOULD INDICATE THAT THERE WERE HIGH STRESS LOADS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific osteitis|On the buccal side of the right ramus of the mandible there was an area of destruction and infection causing an uneven and rugged surface.It appeared that the infection may have tracked from the externally draining  periapical lesion eminating from the third right molar.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|A PM damaged fragment of the right acromial process possibly indicated a healed fracture that had resulted in osteophytic lipping and a partially smooth polished eburnated surface.As there was PM damage to the scapula and porximal end of the right humerus it was not possible to establish if the osteoarthritic changes were caused by trauma.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|Partial ankylosis of the inferior aspect of the left sacroiliac joint.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4753|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR TEETH HEAVILY WORN.POSSIBLY TEETH BEING USED AS A TOOL FROM THE PATTERN OF WEAR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4756|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS,ENTHESOPATHIES ON THE LOWER LIMB BONES.1.POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE FEMORA FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA 2.THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT PATELLA FOR THE RECTUS FEMORIS MUSCLE ATTACHMENT 3.ATTACHMENT FOR THE PATELLA LIGAMENT ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH TIBIAE.4.POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH TIBIAE THE ATTACHMENT FOR SOLEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4756|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4756|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4759|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|POST MORTEM DAMAGE TO THE CLAVICLES BUT THE LENGTH OF THE RIGHT APPEARED MARKEDLY SHORTER THAN THE LEFT.THE ACROMIAL END OF THE RIGHT CLAVICLE ALSO SLOPED AT A VERY SHARP ANGLE ALMOST AT 90 DEGREES.POSSIBLY THERE WAS A TRAUMATIC EVENT AT THIS POINT.IT DID NOT APPEAR TO BE A FRACTURE AND MAY HAVE OCCURRED EARLIER IN DEVELOPMENT AND MAY HAVE BEEN MORE MUSCULAR.THE AREA FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF THE TAPEZIUS MUSCLE WAS VERY FLATTENED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4759|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4759|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|4762|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|4762|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Striated new bone to lateral anterior aspect of shafts of both tibiae, also new bone to lateral aspect of distal end of left tibia, porous in appearance. Small amount of new bone also to prximal (?) shaft of left fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|4762|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|4762|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4765|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|DEFECT (?) TO RIGHT SUPRAORBITAL REGION OF FRONTAL, SUPERIOR TO MEDIAL ORBIT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4765|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4765|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4768|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|There is a bony exostosis on the posterior lateral aspect of the distal right femur.  It appears as though the adductor magnus ligament may have ossified.  It is flat and irregular.  Possibly the result of some form of trauma to the distal femur.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4768|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4768|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4771|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THERE IS FUSION OF TWO CERVICAL? VERTEBRAE.  THE SUPERIOR ARTICULAR FACET OF THE PROXIMAL VERTEBRA IS HEAVILY PITTED WITH OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING AND EBURNATION.  THESE CHANGES ARE VISIBLE ON THE CORRESPONDING SURFACE OF THE SUPERIOR VERTEBRAE.  IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO DETERMINE EXACTLY WHICH VERTEBRAE ARE AFFECTED DUE TO POST-MORTEM DAMAGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4771|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4771|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON MEDIAL PORTION OF DISTAL JOINT OF R MC1"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|UNFUSED NEURAL ARCH  OF 2ND CERVICAL|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT OF RIB FACETS OF BOTH LEFT AND RIGHT RIBS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4774|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4777|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE COMPACT BONE NODULES TO BOTH SUPERIOR & INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACES OF EXTANT C7(?) VERTEBRAL BODY. EXTANT FRAGMENTS OF THORACIC NEURAL ARCHES EXHIBIT ADVANCED DJD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4777|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4777|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4780|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4780|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4790|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT ON THE MEDIAL SURFACE OF THE RIGHT HUMERUS FOR TERES MAJOR AND A MARKED ATTACHMENT ON THE LEFT HUMERUS ON THE LATERAL SIDE FOR THE LATERAL HEAD OF TRICEPS. ENTHESOPATHY FOR TRICEPS ON THE OLECRANON OF THE RIGHT ULNA. MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE RIGHT AND LEFT TIBIA FOR POPLITEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4790|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE VERTEBRAE ON THE INTERVERTEBRAL BODIES AS OPPOSED TO THE JOINTS.EBURNATION ON THE  INTERVERTEBRAL BODIES OF THE CERVICAL VERTEBRAL BODIES|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4790|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4790|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4799|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4799|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4802|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|BUTTON OSTEOMA ON POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE OUTER DIPLOE OF THE RIGHT PARIETAL , MEASURING 13X13MM|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4802|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4802|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4804|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO EPICONDYLES OF RIGHT HUMERUS, OLECRANON OF LEFT ULNA, AROUND MARGINS OF RIGHT INFERIOR ILIAC SPINE & RIGHT ACETABULUM, LINEA ASPERA OF RIGHT FEMUR, LATERAL ASPECT OF RIGHT FIBULAR SHAFT & DISTAL RIGHT FIBULA.UNUSUAL FORAMEN TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF DISTAL RIGHT HUMERUS, ALMOST LIKE A 'FUSED' SUPRACONDYLAR PROCESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4804|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4804|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4805|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR BRACHIALIS ON THE LEFT HUMERUS.VERY PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE LEFT FEMUR FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.PARTICULARLY PROMINENT ENTHESOPATHY IS FOR THE GLUTEUS MAXIMUS. ENTHESOPATHY FOR THE TENDO CALCANEUS ON THE LEFT CALCANEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4805|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Distortion and osteophytic lipping of the proximal articular heads of the left and right first metatarsal.The plantar surface had become flattened and with an area that was smooth,polished and eburnated.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4805|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4805|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4808|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA ON BOTH FEMORA, PARTICULARLY IN THE PROXIMAL 1/3.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4808|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING OF THE LEFT TALOCALCANEAL JOINT SURFACES,INDICATING POSSIBLE DJD|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4808|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis, striated on the medial and lateral surface of both tibiae.Small areas of periosteal reaction were also visible on the medial and anterior mid shaft surface of the left fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4808|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4808|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4811|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4811|FEMALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4813|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4813|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4814|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE DISH. VERTEBRAE VERY FRAGMENTED BUT CLEAR CANDLEWAX TYPE FUSION OF AT LEAST 3 THORACIC VB ON RIGHT SIDE. DISK SPACE NOT AND FACETS NOT AFFECTED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4814|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|COMPLETE FUSION OF L SACROILLIAC JOINT. R JOINT NOT PRESERVED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4814|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4814|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4820|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4820|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4823|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4823|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4829|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the mid shaft lateral surface of both tibiae and the medial and lateral surafec of the right fibula.The left tibia had striations on the bone surface whilst the right sidewais both striated and in one area remodelled, which corresponded with the periosteal changes seen in the right fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4829|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4829|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4832|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4832|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4842|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4842|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4845|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4845|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4848|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Skull Malformation|Bathrocephaly|POSSIBLE BATHROCEPHALY OR INDICATION OF A SKULL MALFORAMTION SIMILAR TO THIS ANOMALY.PROMINENT AND PRODRUDING OCCIPAITAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4848|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis,striated on medial shaft surface of both tibiae.Areas of porosity and new bone on the posterior surface at the proximal end of both tibiae.At the distal end of the right tibia on the anterior surface the area of the malleolus appears slightly raised and enlarged,possibly trauma that is well healed.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4848|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Rotator cuff disease|POSSIBLE INDICATION OF A ROTATOR CUFF INJURY.POSTERIOR SURFACE OF RIGHT HUMERUS AT THE PROXIMAL END NEAR THE ATTACHMENT OF TERES MINOR A DEPRESSION WITH AN IRREGULAR OUTLINE WITH ROUNDED EDGES AND AN UNEVEN SURFACE.THERE DID NOT APPEAR TO BE ANY INDICATION OF INFECTION AND POSSIBLY A TRAUMATIC INCIDENT OCCURRING AT THE INSERTION OF A MUSCLE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE ROTATOR CUFF.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4848|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4848|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4851|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|RAGGED WOVEN BONEGROWTH PRESENT ON ANTERIOR PORTION OF L FEMUR IMMIDIATELY BELOW NECK. THE LINEA ASPERA IS VERY PRONOUNCED OND BOTH FEMURS WITH RAGGED AND IRREGULAR BONE GROWTH PROB CAUSED BY STRAIN TO TEH ADDUCTOR MAGNUS MUSCLE. (ALSO SEE GEN. PATH COMMENTS)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4851|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|RIGHT SIDED FUSION OF SMOOTH CANDLWAX APPERANCE NO DISK SPACE INVOLVEMENT. T3-T12 FUSED.BILATERAL NODULAR IRREGULAR BONE GROWTH PRESENT AROUND ACETABULUM IN AREA OF RECTUS FEMORIS. ALSO ALONG ILLIAC CREST PROB STRAIN TO THE SARTORIUS. THESE CHANGES ALONG WITH THE ABOVE ARE PROBABLY CAUSED BY RESTRICTIONS IN GAIT CAUSED BY THE DISH AND THE ANKYLOSED PELVIS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4851|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|BILATERAL ANKYLOSIS OF SACRO ILLIAC JOINT FUSED ALONG LATERAL RIM OF THE JOINT SPACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4851|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|SMOOTH ELONGATED HALF MOON SHAPED INDENTATION PRESENT ON THE LEFT PORTION OF THE PARIETAL MEASURING 50X10MM. IMMIDIATELY ABOVE INDINTATION ALONG THE CORONAL SUTURE IS A SECTION OF RAISED FLAT SMOOTH BONE GROWTH SUGGESTING IT MAY BE SHARP FORCE RATHER THAN BLUNT FORCE TRAUMA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4851|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4851|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4854|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4854|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4857|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4857|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4860|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4860|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4863|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4863|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4866|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4866|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4869|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4869|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4872|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4872|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4874|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4874|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4875|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments| MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR THE SOLEUS ON THE RIGHT TIBIA."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4875|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|GENERAL DEGENERATIVE CHANGES AND GRADE 1 OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING  OF THE LEFT CARPAL BONES AND THE PROXIMAL HEAD OF THE FIRST RIGHT METATARSAL,DJD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4875|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the medial side of the right tibia at the proximal and distal end.The periosteal changes appear remodelled in layers and with some porostiy.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4875|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4875|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4878|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|BILATERAL ON L & R TIBIAE: SITUATED ON THE MEDIAL PORTION ON THE PROXIMAL MID SHAFT IS A SMALL AREA (60X30MM) OF RAISED LONGINTUDENAL STRIATED EXTRA CORTICAL BONE GROWTH. THIS  CONTINUED IN  A LIGHTER FASION TOWARDS THE DISTAL MEDIAL PORTION OF THE  L SHAFT THE R SHAFT IS LESS AFFECTED AND AREA OF FOCUS SMALLER..|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4878|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4878|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4881|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON POSTERIOR R FEMUR IN AREA OF GLUTUS MAXIMUS AND ABDUCTOR MAGNUS. PRONOUNCED ENTHESOPATHIES PRESENT ON GREATER TROCHANTAR AND POSTERIOR CALCANEUM."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4881|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|RAISED STRIAE PERIOSTEAL BONE ON DISTAL FIBULA. NONE PRESENT ON TIBIA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4881|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4881|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|BILATERAL INFECTION OF PROXIMAL MEDIAL PORTION OF TIBIAE SITUATED IN AREA OF POPLITUS. THE PERIOSTEAL BONE WAS LAID DOWN IN IRREGULAR SHEET LIKE FORMATION. IN AREA AROUND POPLITUS THE BONE HAD A MORE JAGGED APPERANCE. ON L TIBIA TO LOCALISED PATCHES OF PERIOSTEAL BONEGROWTH ARE PRESENT ON THE CENTRAL LATERAL SHAFT AS LAYERED SHEETS OF BONE. THE PROXIMAL FIBULAE ARE SIMILARLY AFFECTED. THE R DISTAL PORTION OF THE FEMUR ALSO EXHIBITS A SMALL RAISED AREA STRIATED BONE.THERE IS NO THICKENING OF THE THINNING OF THE MEDULLARY CAVITY. FROM THE LIMITED JOINT PRESENT, NO JOINT INVOLVEMENT OCCURED BASED ON THE LIMITED JOINT FRAGMENTS PRESENT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4884|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4887|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4887|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4890|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ABNORMAL SWELLING TO THE ANTERIOR OF VERTEBRAL BODY OF T10.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4890|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4890|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|4890|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Possible well healed fracture to one rib shaft evident in shaft fragment.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4893|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE IRREGULAR OSSIFICATION OF LEFT 1ST COSTAL CARTILAGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4893|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4893|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4893|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Evidence of well-healed fracture to 1 left rib.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4896|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EBURNATION EVIDENT IN EXTANT FRAGMENTS OF APOPHYSEAL FACETS OF SACRUM/LUMBAR (?) VERTEBRAE. MARKED ENTHESOPATHY & OP EVIDENT IN PELVIS & SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4896|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4896|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4899|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHSOPATHIES ON BOTH PATELLAE"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4899|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OA PRESENT ON TMT JOINTS OF BOTH FEET. IRREGULAR SURFACES W EBURNTION AND MILD LIPPING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4899|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|VERTEBRAE VERY FRAGMENTED BUT FUSION APPEAR TO HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN A CANDLEWAX LIKE MANNER ON THE RIGHT SIDE ON T3-T10 THROUGH FRAGMENTATION HAVE BROKEN UP THESE. DISC SPACE NOT AFFECTED|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4899|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4899|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4902|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4902|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4905|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4905|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4908|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|"BIPARTE FIRST L CUNEIFORM|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4908|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4908|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4911|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4911|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4917|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY ON THE LEFT GREATER TROCHANTER FOR THE  ATTACHMENT OF THE ILIOFEMORAL LIGAMENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4917|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4917|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4920|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4920|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4932|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4932|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4935|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4935|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4942|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|SLIGHT OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING OF THE RIGHT DISTAL INTERPHALANGAL JOINTS OF THE METACARPALS AND ALSO THE MIDDLE INTERPHALANGEAL JOINTS OF THE RIGHT METATARSALS,DJD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4942|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis healed,striated on the medial surface of the shaft of both tibiae.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4942|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4942|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4945|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"BOTH TEMPROMANDIBULAR ARTICULAR SURFACES ON THE MANDIBLE HAVE SUBCHONDRAL CYSTS AND OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING AND INDICATE ARTHRITIC CHANGES THAT HAVE DIMINISHED THE SIZE OF THE ARTICULATION SURFACES."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4945|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|BOTH TEMPROMANDIBULAR ARTICULAR SURFACES ON THE MANDIBLE HAVE SUBCHONDRAL CYSTS AND OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING AND INDICATE ARTHRITIC CHANGES THAT HAVE DIMINISHED THE SIZE OF THE ARTICULATION SURFACES|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4945|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4945|FEMALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4948|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4948|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4951|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4951|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4954|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHENTS FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA ON BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4954|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|LEFT PELVIS AT THE SUPERIOR ASPECT OF THE SACROILIAC JOINT THERE WAS POST MORTEM DAMAGE BUT WHAT APPEARED TO BE A FRAGMENT OF BONE BRIDGING ACROSS THE JOINT THAT MAY HAVE CAUSED PARTIAL OR TOTAL ANKYLOSIS OF THE JOINT.THE SACRUM WAS BADLY FRAGMENTED AND SO IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO SEE IF THERE WERE SIMILAR CHANGES|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4954|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4954|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4959|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis,striated proximal 1/3 of the shaft of the left tibia on the anterior medial surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4959|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA6|1222|1300|4959|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4962|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4962|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4964|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|Small (5.9mmx6.6mm) raised circular area of smooth bone on the right parietal.Had the appearance of a button osteoma.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4964|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4964|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4964|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Hyperostosis frontalis interna|Hypersostosis frontalis interna,Stage 2.Smooth raised nodules of bone following the line of the frontal crest on the endocranial surface of the frontal bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4965|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4965|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4968|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4968|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4969|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO EXTANT RIGHT CARPALS. MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO LATERAL MARGIN OF HEAD OF LEFT 1ST MT. SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO BOTH RADIAL TUBEROSITIES & LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4969|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Compression fracture (vertebrae)|Compression fracture to L1 vertebral body, with anterior half of body compressed to almost half its normal height - well-healed with considerable osteophytic new bone, especially to right anterior body. Superior intervertebral surface relatively unaffected, but inferior surface exhibits large lesion to posterior central aspect.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4969|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|4969|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4976|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4976|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4978|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4978|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4982|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4982|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4986|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY OF THE ADDUCTOR LONGUS ON THE RIGHT FEMUR AND SOLEUS ON THE RIGHT TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4986|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4986|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4989|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Skull Malformation|Bathrocephaly|Possible slight bathrocephaly.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4989|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Possible new bone (early labyrinthine?) to endocranial aspect of supraoccipital in region of right transverse sulcus & along sagittal sulcus (slight).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4989|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to scaphoid surface of distal articular surface of right radius, reflected in scaphoid. Severe eburnation with grooving & severe osteophytosis to trochlear notches of both ulnae, (esp. right).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4989|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4989|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4992|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|RAISED LONGITUDENAL STRIAE ON THE POSTERIOR PROXIMAL L TIBIA TO MEDIAL OF NUTRIENT FORAMEN CONTINUING TO MID SHFT ON THE MEDIAL SIDE. ALSO SLIGHT NON-SPECIFIC PERIOSITIS  PRESENT ON THE PROX L FIBULA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4992|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4992|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4998|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERTEBRAL PATHOLOGY - EBURNATION TO APOPHYSEAL FACETS IN CERVICALS EXTENSIVE, BUT LIMITED TO LEFT SIDE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4998|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Blunt force trauma (incl depressed cranial fracture) healed|Healed fracture to left (?) parietal, adjacent to sagittal suture in region of parietal foramen; endocranium still exposed despite advanced healing - probable healed blunt force trauma (depressed cranial fracture?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4998|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|11|OA6|1117|1538|4998|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5002|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5002|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5005|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Metabolic|General|Other (Metabolic - General)|DIFFUSE POROSITY & WOVEN BONE: SKULL, BASIL (IRREGULAR PITTING ON SIDES), R TEMP (SLIGHT POROUS BONE LESIONS ALONG POST. MARGIN OF MASTOID PROCESS), MAXILLARY TOOTH SOCKETS (MARKED PITTED POROSITY). PROX R HUM (PERIOSTEAL PUMICE BONE REACTION ALONG PROX METAPHYSES MAINLY ANTERIOR PORTION). BOTH PROX & DIST METAPHYSES OF BOTH FEMORA WERE AFFECTED. PROX FEM NECK PERIOSTEAL PUMICE BONE REACTION BELOW FEM HEAD). DIST FEM POROSITY AND BONE GROWTH PRESENT POST. ON R FEM DIST/LAT WAS A MARKED IRREGULAR INDENTATION (SCOOPED OUT APPERANCE). ALONG R LINEA ASPERA SLIGHT ORGANISED WOVEN BONE ALSO PRESENT ALONG THE POST CENT. SHAFT OF BOTH TIBIAE. R CLAV EXHIBIT RAGGED BONE GROWTH ALONG INFERIOR MARGIN. THE ORGANISED WOVEN BONE ON THE FEM/TIB AS WELL AS THE PITTED BONE IN THE MAX TOOTH SOCKETS SUGGESTS POSS. SCURVY OR OTHER METABOLIC DISORDER? THE DIFFUSE PATTERN OF POROSITY AND BUILD UP OF BONE FURTHER SUPPORTS THIS THOUGH THE PATTERN DOES NOT ENTIRELY FIT THE PATTERN OF CHILDHOOD SCURVY. THE LESION ON POST/LAT FEM IS UNEXPLAINED AND MAY BE INDENPENDENT?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5005|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5005|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5008|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5008|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5011|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON BOTH TIBIA TUBERCLES, AREA OF INSERTION OF PATELLAR TENDON."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5011|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT ON LATERAL METATARSOPHLANGEAL JOINT PORTION OF BOTH 1ST MT1 AND PROX 1ST PHLANGE. MOST SEVERE ON THE L FOOT. FOR THE EBURNATION TO "JOIN UP" THE 1ST PHALANGE MUST HAVE SHIFTED IN A DORSAL DIRECTION. MARGINAL LIPPING PRESENT IN THE KNEE AND SHOULDER JOINTS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5011|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5011|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5011|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURES OF 3 L RIBS. BONY PROTUBERANCE PRESENT ON 1 R RIB WITH PROJECTION FORMING A "FALSE JOINT" POSSIBLY IN PROCESS OF ANKYLOSING W ANOTHER RIB. PROB. REACTION TO TRAUMA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5014|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHY TO DISTAL RIGHT FIBULA. MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5014|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5014|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5017|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|STRANGE EROSION/POROSITY TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF RIGHT PARIETAL - UNCERTAIN WHETHER PATHOLOGICAL OR TAPHONOMIC? SOME POROSITY ALSO TO ECTOCRANIAL SURFACE SUPERIOR TO LAMBDA. ENTHESOPATHY TO INION PROTUBERANCE.AT LEAST 2 OTHER APOPHYSEAL FRAGMENTS (POSSIBLY RIGHT APOPHYSEAL JOINT OF C7/T1 ARTICULATION) EXHIBIT EBURNATION.UNUSUAL APERTURE TO EXTANT SPINOUS PROCESS OF 1 VERTEBRA, ALMOST BIFURCATE PROCESS - CONGENITAL DEFECT?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5017|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|At least 3-4 lower thoracic vertebrae exhibit a large vertical flowing osteophyte to the right anterior aspect of the vertical bodies, with evidence of fusion across the intervertebral junction in some cases, but damaged post-mortem - probable DISH. Widespread enthesopathy development including the tubercles of the left humeral head, radial tuberosities & the lateral aspects of both iliac crests in particular. There is also ossification of the supraspinous ligament on 1 vertebra (T10?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5017|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|Small rounded bump to posterior aspect of right parietal, in region of parietal boss - probable osteoma.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5017|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5017|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5020|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|BILATERAL CONGENITAL ANKYLOSIS OF ONE MEDIAL AND ONE DISTAL PHALANGE OF THE FEET.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5020|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Gout|BILATERAL LYTIC LESIONS ON THE  MEDIAL PORTION OF THE METATARSOPHALANGEAL JOINT OF THE MT1S. SCOOPED OUT DEFECTS ON THE MEDIAL  MARGIN OF THE DISTAL JOINT. INDIVIDUAL DOES NOT APPEAR VERY OLD (26-35 YEARS). THE R MT1 IS MORE AFFECTED WHILST THE L FOOT ONLY HAS A VERY SMALL LYTIC LESION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5020|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5020|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5025|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Avulsion injury|POSSIBLE AVULSION INJURY OF L5. SUPERIOR ANTERIOR RIM WAS HEAVILY REMODELLED WITH OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING THE AREA OF RIM WAS DETERIORATING WITH A NECROTIC LOOKING SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5025|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5025|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5026|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis lateral side of the mid shaft surface of the right tibia and on the anterior border mid shaft of the left tibia.The periosteal changes appeared to be remodelled and had a smooth surface with some areas of fine porosity.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5026|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5026|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5026|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Two left rib shaft fragments damaged post mortem but exhibiting healed fractures with a callus formation.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5029|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED POROSITY TO PALATE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5029|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone/remodelling to tibial tuberosity of right tibia - possible soft tissue trauma?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5029|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5029|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5032|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5032|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5035|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHEMENTS ALONG LINEA ASPERA OF THE FEMURS AND SOLEUS OF THE R TIBIA (L TIBIA NOT SUFFICIENTLY PRESERVED)"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5035|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|RAGGED LINEAR PERIOSITIS ON PROXIMAL LATERAL PORTION OF R TIBIA ALSO PRESNET ON PROXIMAL PORTION OF FIBULAE WHERE A RAISED LINE OF BONE WAS PRESENT AS IF FUSION W TIBIA WOULD EVENTUALLY TAKE PLACE. ON L TIBIA PERIOSITIS WAS PRESENT ON THE DISTAL POSTERIOR AND LATERAL PORTION LAID DOWN AS STRIATED SHEETS OF BONE ON THE CORTICAL SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5035|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5035|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5038|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5038|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5041|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOR BRACHIALIS ON BOTH HUMERII.MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH FEMORA FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA.ENTHESOPATHY ON THE RIGHT PELVI FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF THE RECTUS FEMORIS AND  ON THE GREATER TROCHANTER FOR THE ATTACHMENT OF GLUTEUS MINIMUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5041|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE EARLY INDICATION OF DISH.THE PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES SEEN IN THE VERTEBRAE WITH SEVERE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING, PREDOMINANTLY ON THE RIGHT SIDE COULD BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE CHANGES SEEN IN DISH.THIS MAY ALSO BE COMPLIMENTED WITH THE ENTHESOPATHIES PRESENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5041|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5041|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5044|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5044|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5047|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5047|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5050|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|FRAGMENTS OF VERTEBRAL BODIES NOT POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY BUT HAD OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5050|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5050|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5050|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|A FRAGMENT OF RIB DAMAGED POST MORTEM THAT HAS NEW BONE GROWTH THAT MAY HAVE INDICATED A HEALED FRACTURE OR POSSIBLE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING THAT WAS BRIDGING AND POSSIBLY FUSED TO A VERTEBRAL BODY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5053|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|VERY SMALL ROUNDED NODULE POSITIONED ON CENTRAL RIGHT PORTION OF THE FRONTAL BONE MEASURING 3.6X3MM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5053|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5053|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5056|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THE LEFT HUMERUS HAS A VERY PRONOUNCED MUSCLE AREA FOR BRACHILIS.THE AREA BULGED AT THE LATERAL ASPECT AT THE DISTAL PART OF THE SHAFT.IT WAS POSSIBLE THAT IT WAS A VERY STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENT OR THAT THERE WAS ONCE A TRAUMA TO THIS PART OF THE HUMERUS AND ALTHOUGH WELL HEALED IT HAD RESPONDED WITH SUCH A PRONOUNCED ATTACHMENT.THE APPEARANCE OF THE SHAFT WAS SIMILAR TO TORSION AND THE POSTERIOR LATERAL SURFACE OF THE CORTICAL BONE WAS POROUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5056|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis proximal 1/3 of the left tibia on the posterior surface around the nutrient foramen.The area was striated and porous and at the point of the nutrient foramen that was obscured the cortical bone was slightly raised.An area of striated and coarse non specific periostitis was also seen at the proximal end of left fibula on the medial surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5056|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5056|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5059|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Bilateral Osteochondritis diseccans-type lesions to bases of 1st proximal feet phalanges; alternatively developmental defects.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5059|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5059|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5062|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|BILATERAL TARSAL COALLITION OF NAVICULARS AND CALCANEI. ANTERIOR FACET OF ARTICULATION W TALUS ON THE CALCANEUM HAS A NECROTIC APPERANCE ARTICULATING WITH ANOTHER "FALSE" JOINT ON THE NAVICULAR. NONE OF THE OTHER TARSALS APPEARED AFFECTED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5062|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Specific Infection|Brucellosis (Brucella sp.)|THE RIM OF THE L3 DISPLAYED PARTIAL EROSION ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF THE RIM. IT WAS UNCLEAR WHETHER THIS COULD BE BRUCELOSIS AS T9-L1 ALL EXHIBIT DEPRESSIONS ALONG THE RIM BUT AS ANTERIOR AS L3??  THE SMORLS NODES WERE VERY PRONOUNCED SUGGESTING  IT MAY SIMPLY BE A SIGN OF EXCESSIVE STRAIN ON THE VERTEBRAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5062|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5062|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5065|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5065|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5071|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5071|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5074|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is non-specific periostitis on the proximal anterior medial third of the left tibial shaft.  The surface is very irregular and mainly heavily striated.  There is a large irregular patch that is well remodelled.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5074|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5074|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5077|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5077|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5080|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5080|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5083|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTRA FACET TO LATERAL MARGIN OF BASE OF RIGHT 1ST MT, WITH OSTEOPHYTOSIS EVIDENT TO HEAD. RIGHT 2ND MT ALSO EXHIBITS MORPHOLOGICAL CHANGE TO THE MEDIAL ASPECT OF THE PROXIMAL SHAFT, WHICH MAY CORRESPOND TO THE EXTRA FACET ON MT1, BUT NOT CERTAIN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5083|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Small defined patch of new bone to medial aspect of right calcaneal body, porous appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5083|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5083|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5086|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5086|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5089|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SITUATED ON L TIBIA PROXIMAL MEDIAL PORTION. A LAYER OF STRIATED BONE ON THE PERISOTEUM OVERLAIN BY DIFFUSE AREAS OF FLAKEY BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5089|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5089|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5092|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|LESION TO LATERAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF 1 LEFT MIDDLE HAND PHALANX. V. LARGE, DEEP MENINGEAL GROOVES IN ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE.L5-S1 APOPHYSEAL FACETS VERY FLATTENED.V.FLATTENED NASAL AREA IN REGION OF GLABELLA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5092|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight remodelled new bone to lateral anterior aspect of left tibial shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5092|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Osteochondritis diseccans lesion to right 1st proximal foot phalanx, unhealed. Similar lesion to left 1st proximal foot phalanx, but less severe.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5092|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5092|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5092|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MARKED WEAR TO LEFT MOLARS, COMPARED TO RELATIVE LACK OF WEAR ON RIGHT SIDE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5095|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ADVANCED ENTHESOPATHIES TO LATERAL EPICONDYLES OF BOTH HUMERI, BOTH RADIAL TUBEROSITIES, LINEA ASPERA (V. MARKED) & POSTERIOR PROXIMAL ATTACHMENTS OF BOTH FEMORA, POSTERIOR ASPECT OF BOTH TIBIAL DIAPHYSES, HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI. V. STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS/ENTHESOPATHIES TO BOTH HUMERAL DIAPHYSES. ODD NOTCH/HOOK TO MARGIN OF CAPITATE-ARTICULATING SURFACE OF RIGHT SCAPHOID. SUBCHONDRAL CYST TO RIGHT LUNATE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5095|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5095|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5098|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Other (Neoplastic - Bone Tissue)|SMALL BONY ROUNDED NODULES SITUATED TO DISTAL OF L MENTAL FORAMEN OF THE MANDIBLE. MEASURE 8X6MM  AND 4MM IN DEPTH. APPERANCE IS SLIGHTLY LUPMY.  PROB PRIMARY BENIGN TUMOR??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5098|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|LEFT TRIQUETRAL, OSTEARTHRITIS OF ARTICULATION WITH THE PISIFORM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5098|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5098|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHTLY THICKENED FEELING TO THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE FRONTAL BONE.ENTHESOPATHY FOR THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR PSOAS MAJOR AND ILIACUS ON THE LESSER TROCHANTER OF THE LEFT FEMUR.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|TWO AREAS OF DESTRUCION OF SUB CHONDRAL CYSTING ON THE SUPERIOR SURFACE OF THE S1 VERT BODY AT THE POSTERIOR ASPECT, LARGER ON THE RIGHT SIDE.THE SURFACE WAS IRREGULAR & COARSE.THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF L5 WAS DAMAGED PM BUT THERE APPEARED TO BE A SIMILAR REACTIVE RESPONSE & DESTRUCTION. POSSIBLY A DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS COULD HAVE BEEN A SPECIFIC INFECTION SUCH AS TUBERCULOSIS, ALTHOUGH THE CHANGES WAS NOT OBSERVED IN THE MORE CLASSIC AREA OF THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE VERTEBRAL BODY OR ALTERNATIVELY A HERNIATED DISC.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Specific Infection|Tuberculosis (M.tuberculosis/bovis)|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.Destruction of the superior vertebral body of sacral vertebra S1 could possibly be an indication of a tuberculous infection.There was damage to L5 but there did appear to be some indication of a destructive pathological process.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE EARLY STAGE DISH.|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Metabolic|Vitamin C Deficiency|Scurvy| Possible adult scurvy. See PBR|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5104|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|PAPER RECORD MADE
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5107|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5107|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5154|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5154|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5156|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5156|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5156|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|UNUSUAL WEAR PATTERN, WITH EXTREME WEAR ON T32 & T33.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5158|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5158|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5160|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA6|1117|1222|5160|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5164|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5164|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5167|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY OF THE TRICEPS ON THE LEFT ULNA.DEEP IMPRESSION FOR THE COSTOCLAVICULAR LIGAMENT ON BOTH CLAVICLES.MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR TERES MAJOR ON THE RIGHT HUMERUS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5167|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE EARLY INDICATION OF DISH.THE DEGREE OF OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON THE LOWER THORACIC BODIES WAS INDICATIVE OF DISH AS IT WAS ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE AND HAD THE SIMILAR APPEARANCE TO THE CANDLE WAX EFFECT.NONE OF THE VERTEBRAE, HOWEVER, WERE FUSED.THERE WAS SOME ENTHESOPHYTIC DEVELOPMENT WHICH HAS BEEN ASSOCIATED TO THE DISEASE PROCESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5167|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5167|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5185|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on both tibiae.The right tibia on the medial surface mid shaft had fine striations and some remodelling.The left tibia was  more severly affected with the whole of the medial shaft surface having more marked striations and remodelled lamellar bone.A small area on the lateral surface at the proximal end of the left tibia and left fibula also had similar periosteal changes and remodelling.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5185|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5185|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5188|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|EXTRA BONEGROWTH ON THE RIGHT TRANSVERSE PROCESS OF THE ATLAS, FORMING A FACET WHICH MAY HAVE ARTICULATED WITH THE R MASTOID PROCESS. THE "JOINT" SURFACE" WAS PITTED AND COULD POSSIBLY HAVE FORMED DUE TO TRAUMA RATHER THAN BEING A CONGENITAL ABNORMALITY, HOWEVER THE REST OF THE BONY EXTENSION LOOKED UNIFORM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5188|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|OSTEOARTHRITIS OF THE LEFT HIP JOINT. R HIP JOIN DID NOT APPEAR AFFECTED. EXTENSIVE PITTING  WITH SIGHT EBURNATION. NO LIPPING PRESENT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5188|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5188|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5191|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5191|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5194|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Ovular rounded lesion on the right articular surface of the lateral mass of the axis.  Approx. 9.8mm in length and 7mm in width.  Smaller lesion is present on the left lateral mass approx. 4.4mm in length and 2.8mm in width.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5194|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5194|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5201|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|APPARENT LACK OF ODONTOID FACET ON VENTRAL SURFACE OF ANTERIOR ATLAS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5201|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5201|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|5210|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|5210|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5228|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|V. LARGE EROSIVE-LOOKING LESION TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF LEFT FRONTAL, IN REGION OF PARIETAL BOSS. ENTHESOPATHIES DEVELOPING ALONG LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & ALONG POSTERIOR ASPECT OF BOTH PROXIMAL TIBIAL SHAFTS (IN REGION OF POPLITEUS & SOLEUS ATTACHMENTS). EXTANT APOPHYSEAL FACETS OF VERTEBRAE EXHIBIT SEVERE OSTEOPHYTOSIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5228|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|V. slight irregular new bone to endocranial aspect of frontal & nodules to some parts of frontal sinus apparent. Slight nodular new bone formation to medial aspect of right 1st metatarsal shaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5228|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5228|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5228|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|RIGHT T18 EXHIBITS UNUSUAL 4TH ROOT PROCESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5235|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Diffuse non-specific periostitis of the femora and tibiae.The right femur on the posterior and lateral surface at the distal end areas of new woven bone.This was also seen on the left femur but to greater extent and on the anterior surface at the distal end.There was also some remodelling of the bone surface.The tibiae were also affected but with the grossest changes on the right tibia.The posterior and lateral surface were the most affected along the length of the shaft with areas of woven bone sitting on the surface plaque like and areas of sclerotic and remodelled bone. Producing an uneven and irregular surface. The left tibia is less affected and the periosteal changes are predominantly striated and on the medial and lateral surface.the fibulas are largely unaffected and with only very small areas of periostitis. The pathological changes could indicate a systemic infection.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5235|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Right femur on the anterior lateral surface mid shaft, myostisis ossificans. Although the area is damaged PM there is an area of raised bone eminating from the cortex.The change visible is not new bone sitting on the surface of the shaft but actually integrated with the surface and projecting  as a process. This would appear to indicate a soft tissue trauma, a myostisis ossificans.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5235|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5235|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5238|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5238|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5241|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5241|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|OA6|1390|1538|5241|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|CROWDING OF TEETH|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5247|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis| NON SPECIFIC PERIOSTEAL REACTION OF THE LEFT FEMUR.SITUATED ON THE DISTAL POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE LEFT FEMUR THERE WAS A SLIGHTLY RAISED ELONGATED AREA OF SMOOTH BONE OVERLAIN BY STRIATED BONE GROWTH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5247|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5247|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5247|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|THE RIGHT FEMUR EXHIBITED A SWELLING ON THE PROXIMAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT THE LINEA ASPERA IS RAISED AS TWO RIDGES ALONG A CENTRAL LINE.  THE DISTAL PROTION WAS LIKEWISE WIDER.THERE WAS NO CORTICAL BONE REACTION OR PRESENCE OF CALLUS WHICH SUGGESTED A VERY WELL HEALED (POSSIBLY CHILDHOOD) FRACTURE RATHER THAN AN INFECTION. THE SHAFT APPEARED SLIGHTLY MORE BOWED THAN THE LEFT FEMUR|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5250|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|MARKED LIPPING OF SUPERIOR PORTION OF L SACRO-ILLIAC JOINT. ANKYLOSIS  IN PROGRESS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5250|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Gout|LYTIC LESIONS PRESENT ON THE DISTAL PORTION OF R MC1. THE JOINT IS NOT AFFECTED BUT THE MEDIAL AND LATERAL PORTION HAVE PUNCHED OUT LESIONS PRESENT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5250|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5250|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5272|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5272|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5277|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|The anterior surface of the proximal third shaft of the left femur is compact, irregular remodelling bone.  Also a patch on the anterior distal third of the  left femur.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5277|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|Thoracic vertebrae 6, 7,8 and 9 are fused down the right side of the centra.  The disc spaces are maintained.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5277|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|Well healed sharp force trauma to the right frontal bone. Implement impacted from left to right on the sagittal plane and has not punctured the inner table of the skull. The wound is approximately 28.8mm in length and has compact, remodelled bone along this area.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5277|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoid osteoma|A possible Osteoid Osteoma on the posterior medial surface of the right femur.  The area is thickened and raised in an ovular shape. Appears to be an extension of the cortical bone surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5277|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5277|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5285|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5285|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5285|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned Colles fracture at the distal end of the left radius.It was still possible to see the fracture line across the articular surface and there was porosity on the distal anterior surface.There were only sligt secondary arthritic changes with slight osteophytic lipping.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5288|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|L6 PRESENT. NO ALA LIKE WINGS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5288|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5288|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5324|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|Button osteoma on the posterior left parietal.  It is 4.85mm in height and located next to the sagittal suture.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5324|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5324|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5336|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is a patch of non-specific periostitis on the anterior lateral surface of the right tibia.  It is well healed and positioned on the  proximal third of the mid-shaft of the right Tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5336|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA6|1300|1390|5336|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5437|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5437|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5646|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5646|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 6-11 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5688|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMOOTH LONGITUDENAL EXTRA CORTICAL BONE GROWTH ON THE PLANTAR VIEW OF THE SHAFT ON THE L&R MT 3-4. THE SMOOTH NODULES OF BONES CONTINUE ON R MT3&2 BUT TO A MUCH LESSER EXTENT. MARKED LIPPING PRESENT ON THE SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE JOINT SURFACE OF L MT4 & 5.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5688|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|POSSIBLE BUTTON OSTEOMA ON THE LEFT PARIETAL. 3 PLAQUE LIKE ROUNDED RAISED FORMATIONS ON THE OUTER TABLE OF THE SKULL MEASURING FROM 3-9MM IN DIAMETER (THE EDGES ARE NOT SMOOTH AS EXPECTED W BUTTON OSTEOMAS). THE INNER TABLE HAS A VERY MARKED MININGEAL GROOVE ON THE L PARIETAL??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5688|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoid osteoma|ON CENTRAL MEDIAL PORTION OF THE R TIBIA. RAISED SMOOTH SWELLING OF BONE WITH SLIGHT WITH SLIGHT SCELEROTIC CHANGES ON THE CENTRAL POINT OF THE SWELLING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5688|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5688|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5739|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|B1B|1222|1300|5739|INTERMEDIATE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5758|FEMALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT PITTING TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF SUPRAOCCIPITAL IN REGION OF INTERNAL OCCIPITAL PROMINENCE. RAISED CORTICAL BONE AT SITE OF DELTOID TUBEROSITY IN RIGHT HUMERUS - V. STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENT?UNUSUAL LARGE FORAMEN TO LEFT SQUAMOUS TEMPORAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5758|FEMALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5758|FEMALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5762|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|There is a patch of non-specific periostitis on the anterior lateral surface of the midshaft of the right tibia.  The bone is striated with an area of well healed bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5762|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5762|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|8|OA10|1538|1550|5771|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON BOTH HUMERII FOR BRACHIALIS, AND THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH FEMORA FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA, PARTICULARLY THE GLUTEUS MAXIMUS.MARKED INTEROSSEOUS BORDER OF THE RIGHT ULNA AND RADIUS.FEATHERING OF THE ILIAC CREST ON THE LEFT PELVIS,EXTERNAL OBLIQUE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|8|OA10|1538|1550|5771|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Proximal 1/3 of the right fibula new bony formations on the cortical surface that protrude from the surface and produce an irregular and uneven surface.In between these bony outgrowths there is srtiated,porous and sclerotic bone.The proximal articular surface is not affected.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|8|OA10|1538|1550|5771|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|The right acromioclavicular joint surfaces of the scapula and clavicle have slight osteophytic lipping, subchondral cysting and a small area of smooth, polished eburnated bone.Indicating osteoarthritic changes of the joint.Area of eburnation of rib facet on thoracic vertebra.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|8|OA10|1538|1550|5771|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|8|OA10|1538|1550|5771|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|BIB|1222|1300|5815|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PALATE MARKEDLY POROUS.ENTHESOPATHIES TO LATERAL EPICONDYLES OF BOTH HUMERI, POSTERIOR ASPECT OF PROXIMAL SHAFT OF LEFT TIBIA, LATERAL HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI.DEFINED AREA OF PITTING TO DISTAL SURFACE OF LEFT NAVICULAR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|BIB|1222|1300|5815|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Labyrinthine new bone to endocranium, concentrated in region of sagittal sulcus & transverse sulci of supraoccipital.New bone to medial aspects of midshafts of both tibiae, striated in appearance: more pronounced in right tibia with a small swelling apparent to the posterior medial aspect of the shaft, just above midshaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|BIB|1222|1300|5815|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to scaphoid articulation of articular surface of distal left radius.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|BIB|1222|1300|5815|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|BIB|1222|1300|5815|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|BIB|1222|1300|5815|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|T38 CONSISTS OF AN APPARENT ROOT FRAGMENT EMBEDDED IN ALVEOLAR, NO CARIOUS LESION PRESENT, APPEARS SMOOTH - POSSIBLE THAT CROWN HAD BROKEN OFF ANTEMORTEM & LEFT ROOT FRAGMENT IN JAW, ESP. AS MOLARS APPEAR MORE WORN ON THIS SIDE OF MOUTH. ADJACENT CARIOUS LESION IN T37 SUGGESTS POSSIBILITY OF CARIOUS DESTRUCTION? ATERNATIVELY CONGENITAL/DEVELOPMENTAL DEFECT?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5833|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & TO POSTERIOR ASPECT OF LEFT TIBIAL SHAFT. SEVERE ENTHESOPATHIES TO INFERIOR HEELS OF BOTH CALCANEI. SMALL DEFECT TO LATERAL ANTERIOR TALOCRURAL SURFACE OF LEFT TIBIA. LEFT CUBOID EXHIBITS A LESION APPARENTLY UNDERCUTTING THE CALCANEAL JOINT SURFACE. EBURNATION TO APOPHYSEAL FACETS OF AT LEAST 2 VERTEBRAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5833|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Distinct area of new bone to posterior lateral aspect of midshaft of left tibia, forming a defined small swelling, porous in appearance but with remodelling.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5833|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Base of right 2nd Mt exhibits eburnation with op & severe pitting. Severe osteophytosis evident with marked pitting in left tarsals also - tarsal coalition in progress?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5833|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Large defined area of subchondral pitting to anterior distal articular surface of right femur, reflected in articular surface of right patella - possible osteochondritis diseccans; alternatively developing osteoarthritis.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5833|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5833|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5841|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|UNILATERAL SMALL DEFINED PATCH OF EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE CENTRAL "RIDGE" OF THE ARTICULATION OF THE R PATELLA. LIPPING PRESENT ON THE INFERIOR MEDIAL BORDER. SLIGHT PITTING PRESENT ON THE LATERAL PORTION MATCHING A PITTED AREA ON THE LATERAL ARTIC OF THE R FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5841|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5841|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5845|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Extra Lumbar vertebra.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5845|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Area of new bone on the lateral side inferior to the tibial tuberosity of the left tibia.The new bone was on the cortical surafec and had fine porosity.The area that was affected was in the region of the muscle anterior tibialis.This area of non-specific perirostitis may have been associated with the pathological changes seen in the left fibula. A traumatic incident could have simultaneously affected the muscles and interoseous memebrane of the tibia and fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5845|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5845|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5845|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned oblique fracture at the proximal 1/3 of the left fibula.On the medial shaft surface superior to  the callus there is some porostity,sclerotic and remodelled bone.This was possibly associated with the muscle attachment for tiibialis posterior.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5854|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED PITTING TO PALATE. BILATERAL IRREGULAR MORPHOLOGY TO MEDIAL ARTICULAR SURFACES OF PATELLAE. OSTEOPHYTOSIS APPARENT IN BOTH SETS OF TARSALS (ESP. MEDIAL CUNEIFORMS). SLIGHT PITTING TO HEAD OF LEFT 1ST METATARSAL. SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHY DEVELOPMENT TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & POSTERIOR ASPECTS OF BOTH TIBIAE (ATTACHMENTS FOR POPLITEUS/SOLEUS).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5854|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Cubo-navicular tarsal coalition in left foot - probably congenital (Del Sel & Grand, 1959: referenced in Scheuer & Black, 2000).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5854|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight new bone evident to both maxillary sinuses. Slight new bone formation to anterior aspects of both tibial shafts, striated in appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5854|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5854|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5859|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED PITTING TO EXTANT ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE OF PARIETALS. STRANGE OSTEOPHYTOSIS TO ANTERIOR NECK OF RIGHT FEMUR, ALMOST AN ALLEN'S FOSSA? SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO RIGHT ILIAC CREST, LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & HEEL OF RIGHT CALCANEUS. POSSIBLE EROSIVE LESION TO EXTANT LEFT INFERIOR APOPHYSEAL OF L5?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5859|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to medial anterior aspect of right tibial shaft, striated in appearance. New bone also to lateral aspect of midshaft, but more defined as patches, with remodelling. New bone also evident either side of both tibial tuberosities. New bone to proximal shaft of left fibula, some striated but most compact & remodelled.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5859|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5859|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PALATE QUITE POROUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Right zygomatic exhibits evidence of labyrinthine new bone to right maxillary sinus.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Probable bilateral osteochondritis diseccans to both temporo-mandibular fossae & reflected on extant left mandibular condyle.Possible Osteochondritis diseccans to posterior trochlear surface of left humerus, v.deep & unhealed; alternatively abscess?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|INCONCEIVABLE CALCULUS ON MANDIBULAR RIGHT 2ND INCISOR! - POSSIBLE PARALYSIS OF REGION/TONGUE?MANDIBULAR LEFT CANINE APPEARS TO BE PRESENT, BUT TRANSPOSED MESIALLY & IMPACTED WITH CROWN SHOWING THROUGH ALVEOLAR, WITH CARIES & PULP CAVITY EXPOSURE. MANDIBULAR LEFT 1ST PREMOLAR (?) ALSO APPEARS TRANSPOSED - NEEDS X-RAY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5862|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Healed fractures to at least two separate right rib shaft fragments, uncertain how many ribs involved.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5865|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5865|FEMALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5868|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis,striated on the medial and lateral surface on the mid shaft of the left tibia.Pronounced muscle attachment for soleus.A rib shaft fragment on the visceral surface had an area of new bone (active infection).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5868|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE INDICATION OF EARLY STAGE DISH.THERE WAS SEVERE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON SOME OF THE THORACIC VERTEBRAE  BUT DUE TO PM DAMAGE IT WAS DIFFICULT TO ESTABLISH IF THERE WAS FUSION AND THUS POSSIBLY DISH. PREDOMINANTLY THE LIPPING WAS ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE CENTRUM AND DID HAVE A "CANDLE WAX" LIKE APPEARANCE|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5868|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|POSSIBLE ANKYLOSIS OF THE RIGHT SACROILIAC JOINT.THE RIGHT SACROILIAC JOINT GAVE AN INDICATION OF PARTIAL ANKYLOSIS AT THE SUPERIOR ASPECT BUT  DUE TO PM DAMAGE IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO CONFIRM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5868|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Compression fracture (vertebrae)|VERY TENTATIVE INDICATION OF DEPRESEED VERTEBRAL FRACTURE OF THE THO=RACIC TH4 VERTEBRA. WHERE THE SUPERIOR CENTRUM WAS PARTIALLY DEPRESSED BUT THERE WERE NO OTHER INDICATOS FOR TRAUMA AND THE CORRESPONDING VERTEBRA DID NOT SHOW ANY CHANGES IN ASSOCIATION TO SUCH A TRAUMA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5868|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5868|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5875|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5875|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5875|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MAXILLARY AND MANDIBULAR TEETH HEAVILY WORN.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5878|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|Left second metacarpal osteophytic lipping and porosity on the dorasl surface at the head on the lateral side.The proximal phalange for the this matacarpal had lipping at the distal end and porostiy on the medial side of the articular surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5878|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|Fusion between the proximal and inter proximal phalange of the fifth left metacarpal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5878|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Small area of non-specific periostitis, striated on the medial surface mid shaft of the right tibia.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5878|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5878|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5878|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Possible very well healed,aligned and remodeled Colles fracture at the distal end of the right radius.The right distal radioulna joint had osteophytic lipping causing it to be flared and some porosity. The surface appeared to be very smooth but did not have the classic polished appearance of eburnated bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5881|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5881|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5884|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|V. LARGE SCHMORL'S NODE(?) TO INFERIOR INTERVERTEBRAL SURFACE OF T12 - V. PITTED, APPEARS ALMOST LYTIC IN NATURE. CHANGE REFLECTED IN SUPERIOR SURFACE OF L1 AS RAISED SURFACE WITHOUT ANY GREAT DEGREE OF PITTING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5884|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Some slight new bone to posterior medial aspect of proximal shaft of right tibia - enthesopathy?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5884|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5884|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5893|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|5893|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5896|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|5896|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6024|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6024|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6027|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6027|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6027|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|HEALED FRACTURE ON CENTRAL SHAFT OF 2ND L RIB|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6030|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6030|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6063|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EROSIVE-LOOKING LESION (C.5MM) TO LATERAL POSTERIOR ASPECT OF RIGHT ORBIT, ORBITAL SURFACE APPEARS SWOLLEN AROUNGD EDGES OF LESION - INFECTION?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6063|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6063|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6063|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|T34 ALSO EXHIBITS UNUSUAL EROSIVE DESTRUCTION OF THE DISTAL INTERPROXIMAL ASPECT - POSSIBLY CARIOUS LESION OVERLAID WITH CALCULUS OR POST-MORTEM?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6063|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well-healed fracture to lateral supraorbital margin of left orbit - interpersonal violence?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6066|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR BRACHIALISON THE RIGHT HUMERUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6066|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|GRADE 1OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING OF THE LEFT AND RIGHT CARPAL BONES,DJD|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6066|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis medial and lateral shaft surface of both tibiae.The right tibia is more affected than the left which is striated.Whilst the right is striated and porous with some scelrotic bone and an area on the lateral surface at the distal end being partially remodelled producing a slightly raised are of bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6066|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|7|B1B|1390|1538|6066|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|6663|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|6663|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7048|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7048|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7051|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"BONY NODULES ON THE ANTERIOR ASPECT OF LUMBAR VERTEBRAL BODIES L1,2 & 4"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7051|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|LYTIC LESIONS ON L&R CENTRAL PROXIMAL PHALANGES. ONLY THE DISTAL PORTION OF THE PHALANGES WERE AFFECTED W LYTIC LESIONS ON THE MARGINS (SIDES) THE JOINT WAS NOT AFFECTED. A LARGE LYTIC LESION WAS ALSO PRESENT ON THE L HAMATE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7051|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT ON R TRAPEZOID ARTICULATION W THE TRAPEZIUM. ALSO EBURNATION ON L TRAPEZIUM ARTICULATION W MC. THE REMAINING CARPALS EXHIBIT LIPPING AND MILD PITTING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7051|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7051|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7082|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7082|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7086|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PITTING TO ENDOCRANIAL ASPECT OF FRONTAL BONE. MARKED PITTING OF PALATE & LOSS OF MOLARS SUGGESTS CHRONIC INFECTION.DEVELOPING ENTHESOPATHIES: ANTERIOR OF BOTH PATELLAE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7086|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7086|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7090|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH PATELLAE FOR MUSCLE ATTACHMENT RECTUS FEMORIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7090|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|POSSIBLE EARLY INDICATION OF DISH.THE EXTENSIVE THORACIC VERTEBRAL OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING COULD BE ASSOCIATED WITH THE PATHOLOGICAL CHANGES OF DISH.THE VERTEBRAE WERE FRAGMENTARY PM BUT THE LIPPING PREDOMINANTLY FOLLOWED ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE CENTRUM AND HAD A 'CANDLE WAX' LIKE APPEARANCE.THERE MAY HAVE BEEN FUSION OF SOME OF THE VERTEBRAE BUT DUE TO DAMAGE IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE  TO POSITIVELY IDENTIFY IF AT LEAST THREE OR MORE WERE FUSED IN THE FASHION SYNONIMOUS WITH DISH|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7090|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7090|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7094|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Congenital|Skull Malformation|Other (Congenital-Skull Malformation)|SMALL CIRCULAR DEFECT WITH SMOOTH ROUNDED EDGES ON THE OCCIPITAL BONE ON THE LEFT SIDE.ITS APPEARANCE WAS LIKE A FORAMINA. THERE DID NOT APPEAR TO BE ANY REACTIVE BONE AROUND THE SMALL APPERTURE ON EITHER THE ENDO OR ECTOCRANIAL SURFACE.POSSIBLY DEVELOPMENTAL OR CONGENITAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7094|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7094|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7094|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Well healed and aligned fracture of the distal articular surface of a right proximal metacarpal phalange.The articular  surface is irregular and uneven  and it was still possible to see the remants of the fracture line across the surface (medio-laterally).There did not appear to be any secondary arthritic response to the articulation.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7098|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7098|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7102|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Other (Infectious - Non-specific infection)|RIGHT SIDED SWELLING OF ALVEOLAR BONE IN AREA OF 44-46 THE SWELLING FORMES A PROTRUDING LUMP, PROB A CONTAINED INFECTION (46 LOST ANTEMORTEM). THE REMAINING BONE EXHIBITS UNDULATED SWELLING FORMING FINE RIDGES ALONG THE DENTAL BORDER.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7102|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7102|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7105|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR THE DELTOID ON BOTH HUMERI. ENTHESPOATHIES:-LEFT AND RIGHT FEMORA ENTHESOPATHY FOR THE GLUTEUS MAXIMUS AND ON THE RIGHT FEMUR FOR ADDUCOR BREVIS.LEFT AND RIGHT PATELLA RECTUS FEMORIS.LETF AND RIGHT TIBIAE SOLEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7105|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostits on the medial surfcae mid shaft of the left fibula.Some porostiy and remodelling of the bone gave the surface an irregualr and uneven surface.There was a similar change seen on the lateral surface mid shaft of the left tibia.Possibly indicating a soft tissue trauma that caused the bones to respond with a periosteal reaction.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7105|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|POSSIBLE INDICATION OF EARLY STAGE DISH.HE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING SEEN ON THE THORACIC VERTEBRAL BODIES MAY BE INDICATIVE OF THE EARLY STAGES OF DISH AS THE LIPPING IS ON THE RIGHT SIDE,HAS THE SAME QUALITY OF THE 'CANDLE WAX' APPEARANCE AND MAY HAVE BEGUN TO FUSE.UNFORTUNATELY PM DAMAGE DOES NOT MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO VERIFY|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7105|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7105|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7108|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific osteitis|UNILATERAL, R FEMUR EXHIBIT EXTENSIVE SWELLING ALONG THE ENTIRE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE SHAFT. DIAPHYSIS VERY THICKENED AND SMOOTH. NO APPARENT POROSITY. DISTAL R TIBIA WAS ALSO AFFECTED WITH SMOOTH SWELLING  EXTENDING APPROXIMALTELY 1/3 UP THE SHAFT. EXTENT OF CORTICAL THICKENING CANNOT BE DETERMINED AND MUST BE X-RAYED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7108|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7108|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7111|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|OSTEOPHYTOSIS & DESTRUCTION IN VERTEBRAE (ESP. LUMBAR REGION) APPEARS EXTREME & MORE LIKE SOME SORT OF PATHOLOGY RATHER THAN SIMPLY DEGENERATIVE DISEASE - THE SEVERE, DISTINCTIVE OSTEOPHYTOSIS IN THE LUMBAR REGION IS OF PARTICULAR NOTE IN THIS INSTANCE. INTERVERTEBRAL EBURNATION IS PRESENT BETWEEN SEVERAL VERTEBRAE (C7/T1, L1/L2, L3/L4, L4/L5).V. MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS TO BOTH DELTOID TUBEROSITIES WITH ENTHESOPATHY DEVELOPMENT. ENTHESOPATHIES ALSO TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7111|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation with severe OP & slight pitting to right mandibular condyle, reflected in right mandibular fossa.Eburnation evident to styloid process of right ulna. Eburnation to head of a 1st (?) metacarpal (unsided).Eburnation & severe OP to at least 1 right rib head.In addition, there is possible evidence for slight eburnation to the proximal radio-ulnar surface of the left ulna & the left femoral head.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7111|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7111|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7116|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SUB PERISOTEAL BONE GROWTH PRESENT IN THE OLECRANEON FOSSA AND ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE AROUND CORONOID FOSSA OF L HUMERUS. THE L ULNA EXHIBIT MODERATE ARTHRTIC LIPPING. IT IS POSSIBLE THAT THE EXTRA BONE WAS A RESULT OF AN EVUSION INJURY OF THE JOINT AND THAT THE OA OF THE ULNA WAS SECONDARY TO THIS??. FURTHER PERIOSTEAL BONEGROWTH WAS PRESENT ON THE L TIBIA ON THE PORXIMAL MEDIAL SURFACE WAS A DEFINED PATCH OF SMOOTH BONE WITH A WAXY APPREANCE. BELOW THE NUTRIENT FORAMINA A RAISED AREA ON STRIATED BONE. ON THE PROX PORTION OF THE L FIBULA IS RAISED SMOOTH EXTRA CORTICAL BONE SCELEROTIC IN APPERANCE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7116|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION PRESENT ON THE ON THE INTERPHALANGEAL JOINT OF THE L MT1, WITH EXTESIVE LIPPING AND MILD PITTING LIKEWISE PRESENT. VERY SLIGHT EBURNATION IS ALSO PRESENT ON THE JOINT SURFACE OF THE L MT5 ARTICULATION W L MT4. THE PRX ARTICULATION EXHIBITS A SMALL ROUND LYTIC LESION|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7116|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7116|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7119|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERY MARKED AND PRONOUNCED MUSCLE ATTACHMENT FOR TERES MAJOR ON BOTH HUMERII.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7119|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|THE PROXIMAL HEAD OF THE LEFT 1ST PROXIMAL PHALANGE WAS FLATTENED WITH SOME POROSITY AND LIPPING,DJD.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7119|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non specific periostitis  on the medial surface at the proximal end of the shaft of the left tibia.The affected area was slightly swollen in appearance with an area of porosity and sclerotic remodelled bone giving a partially smooth raised uneven surface.Small area of non specific periostitis on the posterior surface at the distal end of the left femur., damaged PM no joint surface present.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7119|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7119|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7124|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"OVAL SHAPED FOSSA ON THE POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE ACETABULAR RIM OF THE R ILLIUM MEASURING 22X14MM, APPERANCE OF CYST LIKE LESION???"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7124|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7124|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7124|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Miscellaneous|Spondylolysis (bilateral)|BILATERAL SPONDYLOLISIS OF L5|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7130|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7130|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7130|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|The right clavicle is considerably shorter than the left.  The sternal end is bulbous and there is a calous like formation of bone in the vicintity of the costoclavicular ligament: a possible fracture however, the area is very well healed.  Right arm is missing making it impossible to determine if this is a developmental attribute.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7133|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7133|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7140|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periotitis mid shaft on the lateral surface of the right tibia.The right fibula mid shaft is enlarged and the surface is irregular with remodelled striated bone formation.FINE AND INCREASED POROSITY ON THE DISTAL END OF THE RIGHT RADIUS ON THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR SURFACE.SLIGHTLY RAISED AREA AMD SHARPENING OF THE MARGIN AT THE DISTAL PART OF THE INTEROSSEOUS BORDER.THE CHANGES ARE POSSIBLY FROM A TRAUMATIC INCIDENT AND MAY HAVE BEEN A VERY WELL HEALED FRACTURE OR POSSIBLE DISLOCATION WITH AN INFLAMMATROY RESPONSE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7140|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7140|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7144|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7144|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7153|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7153|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7156|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the medial and lateral shaft surface of both tibiae and left fibula.The right tibia had two smooth raised areas on the lateral surface and a larger area on the medial surface.The left tibia was more affected along the whole length of the shaft on the medial side with porosity, remodelling and sclerotic bone producing an uneven and irrregular surface.On the lateral side mid shaft there wais a raised almost swollen eminence that was smooth and sclerotic with some porosity.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7156|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7156|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7159|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS: T9 AND 10 FUSED AND 10 AND 11 APPEAR TO BE IN THE PROCESS OF FUSING.  POSSIBLE DISH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7159|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7159|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7163|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7163|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7166|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|DISH.Fusion of the mid thoracic vertebrae with the classic 'candle wax' appearance of bone formation running on the right side of the centrum and fusing the vertebrae.The intervertebral disc space remained intact and there was no apophyseal involvement.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7166|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7166|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7166|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|THE AGE OF THE INDIVIDUAL WOULD APPEAR TO BE AN OLDER ADULT FOR WHAT REMAINED OF THE MAXILLA THE TEETH HAD BEEN LOST ANTE MORTEM AND THERE WAS ONLY ONE MANDIBULAR MOLAR WITH RELATIVELY HEAVY WEAR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7169|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTANT CRANIUM APPEARS V. THICK.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7169|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Porous new bone plaque to proximal shafts of both femora, with slight remodelling evident & some small areas of focussed porosity (e.g. medial aspect of right femoral shaft c.5cm distal of lesser trochanter).New bone plaques also evident on extant remains of both distal humeri, no joint involvement.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7169|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7169|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7177|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMOOTH BONY SWELLING SITUATED ON THE PROXIMAL POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE L TIBIA. FINE STRIAE ALSO PRESENT ALONG THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. ON THE L FIBULA THE EXTRACORTICAL BONE GROWTH WAS PRESENT ON THE DISTAL AND PROXIMAL PORTION OF THE SHAFT. THE APPERANCE WAS MORE RAGGED AND PROB STILL ACTIVE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7177|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7177|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7178|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS FOLLOWING THE LINE OF THE LINEA ASPERA ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF THE RIGHT FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7178|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Right proximal interphalangeal joint surface, slight marginal osteophytic lipping and a small area of smooth polished eburnated bone.Right 1st metatarsal  the proximal articular head on the dorsal surface an area of smooth, polished eburanted bone and slight osteophytic lipping on the plantar surface.At the medial side of both heads of the metatarsals the surface was irregular and uneven with what appeaed to be scooped out lesions.There was PM damage to both the metatarsals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7178|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7178|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7181|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7181|MALE?|ADULT 18-25 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7184|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & POSTERIOR ASPECT OF LEFT PROXIMAL TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7184|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Small lesion to base of left 1st proximal foot phalanx, appears healed - possible Osteochondritis diseccans?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7184|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7184|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7184|FEMALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|1 rib shaft fragment appears to exhibit a well-healed fracture.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7187|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PALATE QUITE POROUS. UNUSUAL SEVERE EROSION/POROSITY TO INFERIOR SURFACE OF EXTANT T9 (?) VERTEBRAL BODY. ADVANCED ENTHESOPATHIES TO MIDSHAFT OF RIGHT RADIUS; LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & SOME ASPECTS OF BOTH EXTANT FIBULAR SHAFTS (?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7187|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Extant fragments of left fibular shaft exhibit new bone formation; possible majority due to enthesopathy, but one fragment (midshaft?) exhibits defined swelling, thickening of cortex & defined oval area of porosity on external surface - possible ulcer or soft tissue trauma?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7187|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Osteochondritis dissicans|Possible unhealed Osteochondritis diseccans to calcaneal facet of right talus; alternatively erosive lesion? Marked osteophytosis to joint also.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7187|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7187|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7235|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7235|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7235|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED OBLIQUE FRACTURE OF L PROXIMAL ULNA WITH SLIGHT MEDIAL INCLINATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7401|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|DESPITE POST-MORTEM DAMAGE, THERE HAS BEEN FUSION OF THE SACRUM TO THE LEFT AURICULAR SURFACE.  IT IS NOT OBVIOUS WHETHER THE VERTEBRAE WERE FUSED HOWEVER, THERE IS PRONOUNCED OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING.  IF THEY WERE FUSED, THE DISC SPACES WERE MAINTAINED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7401|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7401|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7419|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7419|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7440|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|V. STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS TO LEFT HUMERUS, WITH SLIGHT DEFINED AREA OF POROSITY TO LATERAL POSTERIOR ASPECT OF MIDSHAFT. V.RUGOSE MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS TO PROXIMAL LEFT FEMUR. ENTHESOPATHY TO GREATER TROCHANTER & UNUSUALLY PRONOUNCED ATTACHMENTS FOR ILIO-FEMORAL LIGAMENT & VASTUS LATERALIS. UNUSUAL BONY RIDGING AROUND ANTERIOR ASPECT OF LEFT FEMORAL NECK - POSSIBLE ALLEN'S FOSSA? MARKED HORIZONTAL OSTEOPHYTES AROUND MARGINS OF INTERVERTEBRAL JOINTS OF LUMBAR VERTEBRAE (ESP. L3-L5) WITH SIGNIFICANT NEWBONE/REMODELLING TO ANTERIOR BODY OF L3.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7440|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7440|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7442|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7442|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7445|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7445|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7448|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7448|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7452|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"SMALL DEFINED ROUNDED LYTIC LESION ALONG BORDER OF L DIST RADIUS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7452|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7452|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7455|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|BILATERAL. STRIAE AND PLAQUE LIKE RAISED EXTRA CORTICAL BONE GROWTH PRESENT ON THE DISTAL MEDIAL AND LATERAL PORTION OF R TIBIA. R FIBULA DISTAL PORTION MOST SEVERLY AFFECTED W. IREGULAR NODULES BONE OVERYING STRIATED EXTRA CORTICAL BONE. L TIBIA ONLY AFFECTED WITH STRIAETED RAISED BONE ON THE DISTAL LATERAL PORTION. ON L FIBULA MID AND DISTAL SHAFT AFFECTED W RISED NODUALR AND WOVEN FORMATIONS OF BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7455|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|EBURNATION ON ACROMIOCLAVICULAR JOINT OF R SCAPULA, DISTAL JOINT OF L&R RADIOSCAPHOID AND L JOINT OF THE LUNATE AND CAPITATE.   RIGHT TALOCRUAL ARTICULATION AND R TALUS ARTICULATION WITH THE CALCANEUM. THE VERTEBRAE WAS LIKEWISE HEAVILY AFFECTED BY OA ALONG THE ENTIRE SPINE WITH EBURNATION AND AND FUSIONPRESENT ON THE L2-3. RIB FACETS ALO EBURNATED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7455|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7455|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7455|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|WELL HEALED FRACTURE OF RIGHT RIB|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7464|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO EPICONDYLES OF BOTH HUMERI, ILIAC CRESTS, LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA & HEEL OF RIGHT CALCANEUS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7464|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to heads of both 1st metacarpals, heads of left 1st proximal, 1 right proximal, 1 right middle & 2 left middle hand phalanges, with associated osteophytosis of phalangeal bases & distinctive marginal osteophytosis to phalangeal heads.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7464|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7464|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7473|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation & slight subchondral cysting to distal radio-ulnar surface of left radius. Eburnation to head of left capitate & severe osteophytosis to left scaphoid. Eburnation & marked osteophytosis to head of left MC2.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7473|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7473|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7477|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7477|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7481|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"L PARIETAL EXHIBITED A SMALL RAISED AREA W STRIAE ALONG THE FRONTAL CREST."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7481|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7481|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7481|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|MARKED DENTAL WEAR AND CALCULUS IT IS POSSIBLE THAT INDIVIDUAL WAS OLDER THAN INDICATED BY AURICULAR SURFACE?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7484|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7484|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7488|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"CONOID TUBERCLE VERY PRONOUNCED BILATERALLY ON CLAVICLES"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7488|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Other (Infectious - Non-specific infection)|REMODELLING OF ALVEOLAR BONE ON THE WHOLE EXTENT OF THE LINGUAL PORTION OF THE MANDIBLE APPEARING AS THICKENING NODULAR PROTUBERANCES OF ALONG THE RIM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7488|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7488|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7493|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|POSSIBLE ANKYLOSIS OF 1 RIGHT METATARSO-PHALANGEAL JOINT, ALTERNATIVELY 6TH METATARSAL PRESENT! EXTRA SMALL SPUR TO SUPERIOR ASPECT OF RIGHT ZYGOMATIC - PROBABLY SIMPLY VARIATION, BUT POSSIBLE PATHOLOGY? SUPRAORBITAL REGION APPEARS UNUSUALLY POROUS. PALATE ALSO VERY POROUS - INFECTION? APOPHYSEAL FACETS FOR L5/S1 ARE FLAT, WHILST FACETS FOR OTHER LUMBAR JOINTS ARE CURVED NORMALLY. ENTHESOPATHIES: MARGINS OF ACETABULA OF BOTH OSSA COXA, EXTERNAL ASPECT OF LEFT ILIUM; LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA; TIBIAL TUBEROSITIES OF BOTH TIBIAE.FUSION OF LEFT 1ST COSTAL CARTILAGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7493|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|Right foot appears to have been subject to severe trauma, likely a heavy crush injury. All extant metatarsals exhibit remodelled new bone to the shafts. Possible well-healed fracture to shaft of MT2 (?). Shaft of MT5 (?) exhibits severe 'lipping' around superior (?) shaft to medial. All extant portions of MT heads exhibit destructive/lytic looking lesions with complete loss of articular heads and coalition between distal MTs apparent.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7493|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Porous new bone plaque lying along interior of zygomatic arch of right squamous temporal bone.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7493|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7493|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7497|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SEVERAL OTHER APOPHYSEAL FRAGMENTS OF UNIDENTIFIED VERTEBRAE EXHIBIT MARKED OSTEOPHYTOSIS &/OR EBURNATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7497|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7497|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|DISTINCTIVE TYPE OF DEEP, DOUBLE SCHMORL'S NODE BETWEEN T12 & L1. BILATERAL 'NOTCH' TO INFERIOR MARGIN OF BOTH ACETABULA. SUPERIOR ASPECT OF ACETABULAR SURFACES ALSO APPEARS NARROWED & UNUSUAL - POSSIBLE SLIPPING JOINTS? DEFECT TO BASE OF LEFT 1ST PROXIMAL FOOT PHALANX.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Possible erosive arthropathy: right 1st metatarsal exhibits large irregular erosive lesion to medial aspect of head. Heads of other right mts absent, but there is some new bone to medial aspect of shaft of right mt2. Head of left 1st mt also exhibits some osteophytic changes & a rounded, scooped lesion to superior medial margin.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Slight new bone (?) to endocranial aspect of occipital along sagittal & transverse sulci, slightly labyrinthine appearance due to vessel impressions. New bone evident to right tibial shaft, just medial to nutrient foramen, nodular/irregular in appearance & around distal shaft, plaque-like & more striated in appearance with v. slight porosity.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation, pitting & slight osteophytosis to acromio-clavicular joint of right acromion.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|TAPERING LATERAL MAXILLARY INCISORS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7501|FEMALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Left (?) 1st metacarpal exhibits severe deformation - possibly due to some sort of fracture which has healed relatively well. However, the lateral aspect of the shaft exhibits a couple of scooped lesions which appear almost erosive.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7506|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7506|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7510|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7510|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7512|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7512|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to lateral anterior aspect of midshaft of right tibia, striated & remodelled in appearance. Slight new bone evident to proximal shaft of left fibula, striated in appearance & remodelled. Possibly some new bone also to left tibia, just lateral to tibial tuberosity. Compact new bone plaques to inferior lateral aspects of shafts of right 2nd, 3rd & 4th metatarsals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7512|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to left trapezium.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7512|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA3|1222|1300|7512|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7515|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THE INTEROSEOUS BORDER MID SHAFT ON BOTH RADII WAS PRONOUNCED.THE MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS ON THE POSTERIOR SURFACE OF BOTH FEMORA ARE MARKED FOLLOWING THE LINE OF LINEA ASPERA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7515|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Other (Joints - Miscellaneous)|OSTEOPHYITC LIPPING OF THE PROXIMAL HEAD OF THE RIGHT PROXIMAL PHALANGE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7515|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7515|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7519|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|"OSTEOPHYTES ON VERTEBRAE HAVE THE CLASSIC CANDLEWAX APPERANCE ASSOCIATED W DISH BUT ARE UNFUSED, COULD BE AN EARLY STAGE???"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7519|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|POSSIBLE  HEALED SHARP FORCE TRAUMA TO THE RIGHT OCCIPITAL PORTION ALONG NUCHAL CREST. THE OUTER TABLE OF THE BONED HAS A RAISED OVERLAPPING RIDGE RUNNING FROM THE EXTERNAL OCCIPITAL PROTUBERANCE TO THE ASTERION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7519|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7519|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7545|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7545|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7559|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERTEBRAL BODY FRAGMENTS DAMAGED PM HAD OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7559|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis on the anterior medial and lateral shaft surface of both tibiae.At the distal 1/3 of each tibia there was sclerotic and remodelled lamellar bone that had created a slightly raised area on the lateral and posterior shaft surface, which was more prominent on the right tibia.The area was relatively well defined and may have been caused from a minor trauma or leg ulcer.The shaft of the bone subsequently had an undulating appearance.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7559|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7559|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7570|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED DEPRESSION ON THE RIGHT ULNA FOR THE MUSCLE  ATTACHMENT OF BRACHIALIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7570|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7570|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7576|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|THE SACRAL FORAMINA BETWEEN S2 AND 3 ARE VERY ENLARGED AND DEEP.  THE FORAMINA ARE SMOOTH WITH NO IRREGULARITIES OR REACTIVE TISSUE.  DUE TO BILATERALITY IT IS POSSIBLY DEVELOPMENTAL.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7576|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7576|UNDETERMINABLE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|VERY PRONOUNCED LINIAR ASPERA ON BOTH FEMORA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|OLECRANEON OF L ULNA A POROUS SURFACE OF DEEP ROUNDED PITTING, NECOTIC IN APPERANCE . POSSIBLY CAUSED BY ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7580|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7582|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO EPICONDYLES OF BOTH HUMERI, OLECRANONS OF BOTH ULNAE, BOTH ILIAC CRESTS, MARGINS OF BOTH ACETABULA, LESSER TROCHANTERS & LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA, ANTERIOR OF LEFT PATELLA (SEVERE, REMODELLED), BOTH TIBIAL TUBEROSITIES, PROXIMAL SHAFT OF RIGHT FIBULA & HEELS OF BOTH CALANEI. BILATERAL 'BUMPS' TO ANTERIOR MEDIAL ASPECTS OF PROXIMAL FEMORAL SHAFTS - STRONG ATTACHMENTS FOR ILIO-FEMORAL LIGAMENTS? ROUNDED LESION UNDERCUTTING MEDIAL SUPERIOR MARGIN OF HEAD OF LEFT 1ST PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX - POSSIBLE EROSIVE ARTHROPATHY?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7582|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to inferior aspect (in correct anatomical position) of base of left 3rd metacarpal - possible enthesopathy, joint surfaces unaffected. New bone to lateral aspect of right proximal femoral shaft apparent, appears like irregularly laid down plaque with slight porosity & partially remodelled.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7582|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Neoplastic|Bone Tissue|Osteoma (including button osteoma)|Small defined area of swelling (c.9mm long) to cortical surface of right femoral shaft, situated on lateral posterior aspect of shaft just above midshaft.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7582|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7582|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|BILATERAL BIPARTE CUNEIFORM COMPLETELY SEPARATED L TWO PARTS R 1 PART MISSING. EXTRA ARTICULAR FACET ON CALCANII, WHICH APPEARED FLATTENED AND WIDENED POSSIBLY CAUSED BY DIFFERENTIAL PRESSURE FROM THE BIPARTE CUNEIFORM.BOTH ACETABULII FLATTENED AND WIDENED THIS WAS HOWEVER PROB CONGENITAL AS THE FEMORAL HEADS WAS NOT AFFECTED.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|IRREGULAR UNDULATING BONE GROWTH ON FIBULAE  OVERLYING THE ORIGINAL CORTICAL BONE. THE NEW BONE IS COMPACT WITH DIFFUSE PITTING. MILD NSP ALSO PRESENT ON PROXIMAL MEDIAL TIBIAE IN FORM OF LONGITUDENAL STRIATIONS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|PITTING, LIPPING AND EBURNATION OF DIST R MC3, SLIGHT PITTING PRESENT ON ARTICULAR BORDER OF R DIST MC1. ON R MC3 ONLY PITTING PRESENT. EBURNATION, LIPPING AND PITTING ON L DIST ARTIC OF MT1 WHERE AS R MT1 ONLY HAD A ROUNDED PITTED LESION ON THE DIST ARTICULATION.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|FUSION ON SUPERIOR BORDER OF THE  L SACROILLIAC JOINT|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|ROUNDED RAISED BONY PROTUBERANCE ON L PROX FIBULA EXTENDING OUT FROM ON THE TEH RIDGES MEASURING 43MM IN LENGTH PROTRUDING OUT 7MM. THE BONE WAS BROKEN POSTMORTEM AND IT LOOKED LIKE THICKENING OF THE CORTEX IN THIS AREA. IT COULD POSSIBLY BE A HEALED FRACTURE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7586|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS SEE SOFT TISSUE TRAUMA|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7590|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|PALATE VERY POROUS ESP. TOWARDS ANTERIOR OF MOUTH. MARKED POROSITY TO SUPRAORBITAL REGION OF FRONTAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7590|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|Probable myositis ossifcans traumatica to lateral end of left clavicle, with what appears to be advanced ossification of muscle/bone attachments continuous with inferior aspect of lateral clavicular shaft; associated with severe osteophytosis/enthesopathy to acromion of left scapula & osteophytosis to right(?) costo-clavicular facet of manubrium.  Possibly caused by a fracture, healed, to the lateral end of the clavicle but uncertain.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7590|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|4 (Foramina have linked into a trabecular structure)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7590|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|3|OA3|1117|1222|7590|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Possible healed fracture to lateral end of left clavicle, probably resulting in myositis ossificans traumatica.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|SMOOTHING AND FLATTENING OF THE RIGHT RAMUS HEAD OF THE MANDIBLE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Circulatory|Osteochondroses|Other (Circulatory-Osteochondroses)|LEFT CALCANEUS A 'NOTCH' ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE AT THE SUPERIOR ASPECT FOR THE ARTICULATION WITH THE CUBOID,OS CALCIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|A soft tissue trauma, myostisis ossificans. A bony exostoses eminating from the lateral side of the right tibia and the medial side of the right fibula at the proximal end.PM damage to the tibia and fibula in this area and so it was not possible to see if there was fusion.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Blunt force trauma (incl depressed cranial fracture) healed|LEFT PARIETAL  SUPERIOR TO THE LAMBDOID SUTURE OF THE OCCIPTAL BORDER TOWARDS THE TEMPORAL LINE THERE WAS INCREASED POROSITY AND AN AREA OF SMOOTH SLIGHTLY RAISED BONE THAT MAY BE A VERY WELL HEALED TRAUMA.THE AREA RAISED FROM THE LINE OF THE SUTURE WAS 51.9MM IN LENGTH AND AT ITS WIDEST 21.5MM.THERE WAS NO CHANGE VISIBLE ON THE ENDOCRANIAL SURFACE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7593|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7596|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHIES TO BOTH CLAVICLES, BOTH HUMERI RIGHT RADIAL TUBEROSITY, LINEA ASPERA OF BOTH FEMORA, ANTERIOR OF LEFT PATELLA & DISTAL(?) SHAFT OF RIGHT FIBULA. BODY OF STERNUM APPEARS VERY THICK.EXTANT UNSIDED PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX EXHIBITS EVIDENCE OF SOME KIND OF PATHOLOGY TO HEAD (?)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7596|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Congenital|Skull Malformation|Bathrocephaly|Squamous occipital expanded posteriorly - slight bathrocephaly.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7596|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to right maxillary sinus. Profusion of irregular new bone to left tibial & fibular shafts: lamellar appearance to medial aspect of tibial shaft with slight porosity, while new bone to posterior aspect appears more focussed/defined & compact (almost like 'snail-tracking'!);  new bone to fibula is mainly to posterior aspect & appears irregular & at least partially remodelled - chronic infection?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7596|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Other|Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis (DISH)|FUSION OF AT LEAST 2 LOWER VERTEBRAE (T7/T8) BY VERTICAL SMOOTH OSTEOPHYTE ON RIGHT ANTERIOR VERTEBRAL BODY. SIMILAR LARGE OSTEOPHYTE IN PROCESS OF COALESCING ACROSS T8/T9 JUNCTURE. POSSIBLE CASE OF EARLY DISH?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7596|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7596|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7599|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING ON SUPERIOR MARGIN OF PROXIMAL ARTICUALTION OF R3. THE STYLOID PROCESS MISSING  AND THE AREA LOOKS NECROTIC W DEEP PITTING"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7599|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7599|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7602|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Other|Ankylosis|ANKYLOSIS OF L MT3 AND THE TRAPEZIUM BY MT3 STYLOID PROCESS. POSSIBLY CAUSED BY INJURY?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7602|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7602|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7606|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7606|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation of the joint surfaces  for the articulation of the right first metacarpal and the right trapezium.The joint surfaces were smooth and shiny with slight grooving to the surfaces.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7608|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|THE AREA FOR THE CONOID LIGAMENT ON BOTH CLAVICLES WAS VERY PRONOUNCED AND PRODUDES TO FORM  AN AREA THAT HAD THE APPEARANCE OF A  FACET.TORSION OF THE SHAFT OF THE RIGHT SECOND METACARPAL.SLIGHT ENTHESOPHYTIC DEVELOPMENT ON THE LEFT GREATER TROCHNATER IN THE AREA OF GLUTEUS MINIMUS.THE RIGHT TIBIA HAD TORSION OF THE PROXIMAL 1/3 OF THE SHAFT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis striated on the proximal 1/3 of the right tibia on the medial surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7611|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7614|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7614|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7618|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7625|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|BILATERAL LYTIC LESIONS ON MEDIAL ARTICULATING FACETS OF PATELLAE MEASURING 9X6MM AND A DEPTH OF 2-4 MM. MOST APPARENT ON THE R. PITTING PRESENT WITHIN THE PARAMETER OF THE LESION. NO LESIONS ON THE FEMORA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7625|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|ON DISTAL LATERAL PORTION OF THE R TIBIA AS FINE "SHEETS" OF STRIAE BONE ALONG THE POST/LATERAL RIDGE. ALSO PRESENT ON DIST R FIBULA THOUGHT MORE IRREGULAR AND UNDULATING IN APPERANCE W REMODELLING OF THE CORTICAL BONE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7625|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7625|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7625|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|EXTREME DENTAL CALCULUS. L M1 EXHIBIT NODULAR FORMATION OF CALCULUS ATTACHED TO THE DISTAL BUCCAL ROOT.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7628|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Evidence for new bone tracking along sagittal sulcus (slight) & along transverse sulci (marked labyrinthine appearance - probable infection).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7628|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7628|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7631|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|EXTANT HAND PHALANGES APPEAR UNUSALLY LONG.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7631|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Marked eburnation to left scaphoid, left trapezium & left pisiform, with latter reflected in corresponding articular surface of left triquetral. Slight eburnation also to left trapezoid. Marked osteophytosis observed in all left carpals, proximal bases of all left metacarpals & head of left 1st metacarpal.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7631|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7631|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7634|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|POSSIBLE HEALED OSTEOCHONDRITIS DISECCANS TO TROCHLEA OF LEFT HUMERUS.V.STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS TO LATERAL ASPECTS OF MIDSHAFTS OF HUMERI (DELTOID TUBEROSITIES).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7634|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7634|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|2 (Scattered fine foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7655|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Congenital|Limb Abnormality|Other (Congenital)|L6 PRESENT JOINT BETWEEN L5 -L6 HAS IVD (2) AND OP (3). THE JOINT BETWEEN L6 AND S1 HAS ONE OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7655|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|NON-SPECIFIC INFECTION AROUND NUTRIENT FORAMEN OF R PROXIMAL TIBIA. CORTICAL BONE THICKNESS REMAINS NORMAL BUT SWELLING IS PRESENT ON THE WHOLE POSTERIOR PORTION OF THE PROXIMAL TIBIA. NEW BONE FORMATION WAS LAID DOWN IN THIN STRIATED LAYERS. ON THE MEDIAL PORTION OF THE SWELLING THE BONE WAS MORE NODULAR THOUGH STILL THIN. THE SWELLING AS NOT RECUCED THE MEDULLARY CAVITY.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7655|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|SECONDARY OA TO TRAUMA : EBURNATION ON THE ARTICULATING FACETS OF THE SACPHOID AND TRAPEZIUM. SIMILAR PATTERN ON THE R CARPALS THOUGH HERE IT ALSO INVOVLES THE TRAPEZOID ARTICUALTION WITH THE SCAPHOID. NO FRACTURE ON R ARM.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7655|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Trauma|Interpersonal Violence|Sharp force trauma (edged implement) healed|MALALIGNED PARRY FRACTURE  FRACTURE OF L RADIUS|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7655|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7655|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7660|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7660|MALE?|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7662|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7662|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7667|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7667|MALE?|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7674|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES ON THE ANTERIOR PORTION OF R PATELLA"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7674|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Metabolic|General|Other (Metabolic - General)|HEAMATOMA ON POSTERIOR MEDIAL PORTION ON CENTRAL SHAFT OF RIGHT TIBIA. RAISED 40MM SMOOTH BONE SURROUNDED BY STRIATED PERIOSTEAL BONEGROWTH.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7674|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|SMALL NODULES ON THE MEDIAL AND LATERAL PORTION OF SHAFT OF R METATARSAL. ALSO RAISED STRIAE OF BONE ON THE PROXIMAL PORTION OF R FIBULA EXTENDING 10CM ALONG SHAFT. PROB ASSOCIATED WITH THE HEAMATOMA, POSSIBLY REACTION TO INJURY??|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7674|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7674|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7689|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7689|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Specific Infection|Tuberculosis (M.tuberculosis/bovis)|POTT'S DISEASE OF SPINE LOWER THORACIC UPPER LUMBAR REGION. SHARPLY ANGULATED KYPHOSIS OF  T9-L3 AT 140 DEGREES. T4-L3 AFFECTED WHERE T9-L3  WERE COMPLETELY FUSED AND COLLAPSED IN AN ANTERIOR DIRECTION  WITH THE MAIN COLLAPSE BY T12. NO OTHER JOINTS OR PARTS OF THE SKELETON WERE AFFECTED. THE FEMURS WERE SLIGHTLY BOWED IN AN ANTERIOR DIRECTION BUT NOT SUFFICIENTLY FOR THE JOINTS TO BE AFFECTED IN ANY MANNER. T4-6 SHOW SIGNS OF COLLAPSE WITH UNEVEN PECTORALIS MAJOR ATTACHMENT VERY PRONOUNCED IN L HUMERUS.  RIBS WERE HEAVILY ANGULATED, BROUGHT ON BY THE COLLAPSE OF THE SPINE THROUGHT TUBERCULOSIS.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7689|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7689|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7709|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7709|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7712|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7712|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7715|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7715|MALE|ADULT 36-45 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7720|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|ENTHESOPATHY: LINEA ASPERA OF LEFT FEMUR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7720|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone posterior aspect of proximal left tibial shaft, remodelled with slight porosity superior to soleal line. New bone, more irregular, inferiorly at level of nutrient foramen - possible enthesopathy? Slight striated new bone to shaft of left fibula.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7720|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7720|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|MARKED OP THROUGHOUT BODY. MARKED ENTHESOPATHIES TO DELTOID TUBEROSITY ON LEFT HUMERUS, L. & R. RADIAL TUBEROSITIES, LEFT TROCHANTERIC FOSSA.V. STRONG MUSCLE ATTACHMENTS TO ANTERIOR MIDSHAFT (PECTORALIS MAJOR ATTACHMENT) OF BOTH CLAVICLES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Erosive Arthropathy|Other (Joints - Erosive Arthropathy_|Erosive lesions to medial aspect (at least) of 1 left proximal foot phalanx. Possible similar lesions to head of left 1st metatarsal & majority of interphalangeal joints in hands - possible gout?|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|New bone to floor of left maxillary sinus - infection, probably related to loss of teeth in this region of the maxilla. V. small amount of new bone to proximal shaft of left fibula. Small deposits of remodelled new bone to medial & lateral aspects of majority of extant metatarsals.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Joints|Osteoarthritis|Osteoarthritis|Eburnation to head of left 1st metatarsal & base of left 1st proximal foot phalanx in association with marked osteophytosis to left 1st metatarso-phalangeal joint - could possibly be secondary to gout (Ortner, 2003 (2nd Edit.):  p.583).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|1 (Capillary like impressions on the bone)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|1 UNIDENTIFIED TOOTH ROOT PRESENT, WITH CROWN COMPLETELY DESTROYED BY CARIES.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7723|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Healed fracture|Evidence for probable healed fracture to 1 left vertebral rib (11th?).|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7727|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"1) BOTH TALI EXHIBITED FLATTENED HEADS WITH MARGINAL OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING, ALSO PRESENT ON THE R NAVICULAR.2) THE RIGHT ACETABULUM HAD RAGGED BONEGROWTH ON POSTERIOR EXTERNAL PORTION OF ACETABULAR RIM, W MINIMAL LIPPING AND MILD LIPPING ON THE ACTUAL ACETABULAR SURFACE. THE R FEMORAL HEAD HAD MILD PITTING AND ONE SMALL BONE NODULE ON THE ATERIOR SURFACE."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7727|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7727|MALE|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7735|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|POSSIBLE EROSIVE LESIONS TO MEDIAL ASPECT OF HEAD OF EXTANT LEFT PROXIMAL HAND PHALANX. SLIGHT ENTHESOPATHIES TO LINEA ASPERA OF LEFT FEMUR & POSTERIOR ASPECT OF RIGHT TIBIA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7735|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7735|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7749|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis striated on the  proximal 1/3 of the medial surface of the left tibia.Right fibula proximal 1/3 on the medial  surface striated non-specific periostitis with a sclerotic area of bone on the distal surface.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7749|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7749|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7755|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific infection of both tibiae and fibulae.The periosteal reaction of the tibiae was on the lateral surface whilst the fibulae were affected on all surfaces.  The bone surfaces were irregular,porous and sclerotic  with varying thickness to the bone,particularly the distal end of the right fibula. In the mid to distal 1/3 of the right tibia there was remodeled lamellar bone .The fibulae on the posterior surface at the distal end also had ossified bony projections.The bony projections added further to the uneven bone surface of the fibulae. There was also ossification on the left tibia at the interosseous ligament. The periosteal changes observed in the lower limb bones appeared to be in response to a chronic infection and in part, as a differential diagnosis some of the changes were similar to those recorded in either osteomyelitus or the treponemal disease, syphilis. However, there was no indication of cloacca or gumma present.This could be explained if it were treponemal as a nongranulomatous form of the disease.  Considering also the context of a monastic site this might make the latter diagnosis slightly less plausible.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7755|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific osteomyelitis|DIFFERENTIAL DIAGNOSIS.The marked and severe periosteal bony changes of the tibiae & fibulae with irregular surfaces of porous & sclerotic bone that produced changes to the thickness of the bone could  have been an indication of an osteomyelitc infection, however, no cloacca were observed in the bones.The tibiae were affected on the lateral shaft surfaces were as the fibulae were affected on all shaft surfaces.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7755|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Specific Infection|Treponematosis (Treponema sp.)|DIFFERETNTIAL DIAGNOSIS.The pronounced and severe bony periosteal bony changes observed on the tibiae & fibulae could perhaps have been an indication of a more specific infection such as syphilis.The changes were bilateral and affected the shafts but not the joint surfaces and produced chnages of bone destruction & bone building with remodelled areas on the shaft surfaces.The tibae were affected predominantly on the lateral shaft surfaces whilst the fibulae were affected on all the shaft surfaces.  There was a combination of porous & sclerotic bone that produced an uneven surface to the bones & varying thickness to the individual bones.The context of being a monastic site, however, may make sucha diagnosis of  treponemal infection slightly less plausible.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7755|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7755|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7761|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7761|UNDETERMINABLE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7766|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|POSSIBLE SOFT TISSUE INJURY IN AREA OF FLEXOR DIGITORUM LONGUS ON THE PROXIMAL POSTERIOR REGION OF BOTH TIBIA. THE R TIBIA EXHIBITED IRREGULAR REMODELLING ON THE POSTERIOR AND MEDIAL PORTION. THE SURFACE ON TO MEDIAL WAS SWOLLEN WITH SMOOTH LONGITUDENAL STRIAE. THE L TIBIA AND FIBUALA WERE LESS SEVERELY AFFECTED WITH THE TIBIA SHOWING ONLY SLIGHT SMOOTH SWELLING ALONG THE MUSCLE. THE L FIBULA HAD RAGGED NEW BONEGROWTH IN ARE OF THE SOLEUS MUSCLE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7766|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7766|FEMALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7775|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Other (Trauma - Accidental)|Two rib shaft fragments that indicated fractures in the process of healing and callus formation.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7775|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7775|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|3 (Large and small isolated foramina)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7775|MALE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Miscellaneous|Dental|PEG SHAPED LEFT 3RD MAXILLARY MOLAR.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7778|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|General comments|General pathology comments|"OSTEOPHYTIC LIPPING PRESENT ON BOTH THE TALONAVICULAR JOINTS."|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7778|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|SMALL HOOK LIKE PROTUBERANCE PRESENT ON THE DIST R FIBULA 20MM ABOVE THE ARTICULATING FACET.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7778|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|6|OA3|1300|1390|7778|MALE?|ADULT >46 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0|CHAPTER HOUSE|1117|1538|12000|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0|CHAPTER HOUSE|1117|1538|12000|UNSEXED CHILD|SUB-ADULT 12-17 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA9|1222|1300|11203|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|PRESENT ON LATERAL SHAFT OF THE OF BOTH TIBIAE. LONGITUDENAL STRAIE OVERLYING THE CORTICAL BONE. L DISTAL1/3 OF FEMUR EXHIBITS PLAQUE LIKE NODULAR BONE GROWTH OVERLYING THE ORIGINAL CORTICAL SURFACE. POSSIBLY ASSOCIATED W AN INFECTION BROUGHT ON BY THE SOFT TISSUE TRAUMA.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA9|1222|1300|11203|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Trauma|Accidental|Soft tissue trauma (ossified haematoma/myostitis ossificans)|RUPTURE OF INTEROSSEOUS LIGMAMENT BETWEEN L TIBIA AND FIBULA CAUSING LUMPY IRREGULAR BONEGROWTH ON DISTAL LATERAL TIBIA AND A LAYER OF SMOOTH EXTRA BONE BELOW THE SOLEAL LINE.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA9|1222|1300|11203|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|4|OA9|1222|1300|11203|MALE?|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|12001|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Infectious|Non-Specific Infection|Non-specific periostitis|Non-specific periostitis of the mandible. On the anterior surface of the mandible on the alveolar of the anterior teeth increased porosity.The porosity is very fine & in the area of the right lateral incisor & left canine &  PM3 the reaction is such that it appears like fine  new bone.Damage PM on the left side for the molars also increased fine porosity.The maxilla is damaged PM but does not appear to show any changes.Possibly indication of inflammation &  a gingival infection.some increase in porosity around the left & right external acoustic meatus. Very small area of fine porosity on the right greater sphenoid posterior to the foramen ovale.the endocranial surface of the skull feels slightly thickened & 'lumpy' the  groove for the superior sagittal sinus was skewed. Irregular coarse surface of bone along the sagittal line (endocranilly). Deep right condylar fossa. Some of the porosity may have been associated with a metabolic deficiency, tentatively something akin to scurvy if the porosity was an inflammatory response.|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|12001|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|12001|MALE|UNCLASSIFIED ADULT|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|0 (No cribra present)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|74982|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia left|9 (Unobservable)|
Medieval-Merton Priory|MPY86|0||1117|1538|74982|INTERMEDIATE|ADULT 26-35 YEARS|Other|Blood Disorders|Cribra orbitalia right|9 (Unobservable)|