Caratheodory boundary extension theorem

For a bounded simply connected domain $D$ and a conformal bijection $f:\mathbb{D}\to D$, $f$ extends continuously to the closed disc if and only if $\partial D$ is a locally connected space. A Jordan boundary gives a homeomorphism of closed discs, but local connectedness alone need not give injectivity on the boundary: a slit has two boundary approaches. The same statement applies on the sphere to unbounded domains after a suitable change of coordinates. This boundary theorem is different from the Caratheodory extension theorem for measures.