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Title: Medical History WW1 service
Post by: Nats185 on Tuesday 19 October 21 21:54 BST (UK)

Can anyone read what the first line under  'slight defects but not sufficient to cause rejection' says? I can see that beneath the first line it says undescended left testicle.
If anyone can access the original and see what it says diagonally across the vision section (begins with S)
https://search.findmypast.co.uk/record?id=gbm%2Fwo363-4%2F007295382%2F00767&parentid=gbm%2Fwo363-4%2F7295382%2F36%2F759&fbclid=IwAR19WQIOTEQeAeJUdf5spOMey0DT-TcxHch-O7I63wYp71zhEqLvbPdak8E
 For context in 1911 census he was recorded as feeble minded from birth.
 Many thanks!

Title: Re: Medical History WW1 service
Post by: Bookbox on Tuesday 19 October 21 23:04 BST (UK)

Inversion[?] of gt toe (left) & bunion
(gt = great)

Title: Re: Medical History WW1 service
Post by: shanghaipanda on Wednesday 20 October 21 09:09 BST (UK)

Agree as above, but I think it might be "eversion" rather than "inversion". 

Title: Re: Medical History WW1 service
Post by: conahy calling on Wednesday 20 October 21 09:55 BST (UK)

Or could it be Toersion (torsion) ?