Thorus palatinus
We meet the first indications of thorus palatinus in Huschke in Eingeweidelehre Sommering’s Leipzig 1844: Along the median line of the hard palate, especially in old people, sometimes a bony eminence appears along the palatine suture. Richet in Traité pgas-tique d'anatomie médicochirurgicale (2nd ed. 1860 an. P. 396) points further to Chassaignac, which supposedly recognizes for the torus “a great family significance in the sense” of recognizing syphilis.
Khomyakov M.M.
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