Aneurism by Anastomosis

A Case of Aneurism by Anastomosis

FRANCES STOFFELL, aged 34, a healthy active woman, of fair complexion, middle stature, and. the mother of five children, on the evening of the 28th of December, 1804, being some months advanced in pregnancy, felt a sudden snap on the left side of her forehead, which was attended wit-h pain, and followed by a copiouz effusion of a limpid, fluid into the cellular sub. stance of the eyelids on the...

Aneurism in Child

a level with the thyroid gland. The mother of the girl stated that five years ago spontaneously a swelling arose in the neck. The swelling gave no trouble, and beyond rubbing with mustard oil 110 notice was taken, but as the swelling slowly enlarged and caused giddiness and stiffness of the neck, she brought the girl into hospital for treatment. No history of traumatism could be elicited nor we...

Case of Popliteal Aneurism, Cured by Combined Pressure and Flexion

in the past week the pain has been much worse than usual. He says that he has never had syphilis, but that, from the nature of his occupation, he has sometimes to lift very heavy weights. August l?>th, morning.?He complains of severe lancinating pain, radiating upwards and downwards from benind tne left knee, where there is a prominent and pulsating tumour occupying that portion of the poplitea...

On the Treatment of Aneurism by Esmarch's Bandage

On examination a large tumour was found, the size of a closed fist, situated in the lower part of the popliteal space, encroaching downwards on the leg to about the level of the lower border of the popliteus muscle, and reaching above a little beyond the line of the flexure of the joint. It was ovoid in shape and regular in contour, smooth, even, and of nearly the same density and firmness thro...

Notes of Cases of Aneurism