A LARGE NÆVUS REMOVED BY EXCISION FROM THE AXILLA.

Case of Large Nævus-Excision : Recovery

clue to the two lower central incisor teeth which had been driven inwards by the pressure. There was also a small nrevus growth, the size of a shilling, on the left half of the tongue. The teeth causing the ulceration were extracted under cocaine, the mouth was washed out frequently with Condv's fluid, and the ulcers were dressed with carbolic gauze (1 in GO) covered by protective oil silk. On ...

Median Nerve Compression by the Feeding Vessels of a Large Arteriovenous Malformation in the Axilla

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An Extreme Case of Tissue Absorption Caused by a Nævus

was apparently quite healthy when born. On the sixth day after birth it developed a small dark red spot on the skin over the right mastoid process. Gradually it spread forward and covered the ear on the same side. As a result of this invasion, the ear began to disappear, though there was no ulceration. In about a month and a half, the ear had completely disappeared without leaving any raw surfa...

Leiomyoma originating from axilla

INTRODUCTION Leiomyoma is a form of benign tumor originated in hypertrophy of the smooth muscles, which is most prevalent in the uterus and gastrointestinal tract. However, Leiomyoma originating from smooth muscle at the vessels lying on deep soft tissue is very rare. CASE REPORT Our case was a rare case of leiomyoma originating from the axillary region, which was initially diagnosed as a fib...

A Fibrous Tumour Removed from the Uterus