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public disfavor. Such disorders. some at least, have taken on social significance and become marks of status for those afflicted, as the Hapsburg jaw distinguished that family for centuries and gout was accepted as a mark of membership in upper class British society in the 18th and 19th centuries.
The common counterpart of “tennis elbow” has long been known in work rooms of the needle trades and along assembly lines.
Surfer’s knots, the distinguishing lumps on ankles and shins caused by kneeling on surf boards, affect fewer persons than does the tennis elbow. It is more exclusive, but basically is of the same nature as afflictions suffered by persons \^ho pursue or perform ordinary labors. Roughly comparable to surfers knots, Dr. Sudhaker Rao of Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit says is “ladder shins”, found in painters, window washers and persons who install automatic garage doors. The latter disability is in some respects like long recognized workrelated disorders such as
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