Ajuga pyramidalisin Dumfriesshire (with Exhibition of Specimen)

Exhibition of Specimen

Exhibition of Specimen

man, set. 32, an old soldier, who had suddenly dropped down dead. No history of previous illness could be obtained. The heart was very much enlarged as seen in situ at the post-mortem, the enlargement being chiefly confined to the base. On opening the heart it was seen that this enlargement was not due to hypertrophy, but to a tumour of the septum. This tumour on examination was found to be an ...

Exhibition of Specimen

Exhibition of Specimen

Dr Fahmy showed a specimen of carcinoma of the body of the uterus removed from a woman, aged 58, who had one child thirty years ago and whose menopause occurred at the age of 40. The patient was well till three years ago when she noticed the onset of a whitish leucorrhoeal discharge which gradually became more marked. Twelve months ago there was very slight bleeding at irregular intervals for a...

Exhibition of Specimen *Meeting held 8th March 1922.

Dr R. IV. Johnstone showed a specimen of Uterus Didelphys, which was obtained post-mortem from a patient who died of eclampsia. It was discovered quite accidentally in the course of delivery that the vulva was septate, the septum running antero-posteriorly and that there was a complete double vagina and double cervix. The condition gave rise to no difficulty during the forceps delivery, but it ...