Case of Cerebral Tumour Successfully Removed by Trephining

Ovarian Cystic Tumour Successfully Removed by Ovariotomy

Musst. Kishan Dai, Hindu female, aged 20, resident of Amritsar, was admitted into this Hospital on 8th July. Reported to have always enjoyed good health previously ; of rigidly temperate habits, and leading a sedentary life. She was married when 11 years of age, and the menses made their appearance six months subsequently, and remained, regular for about three years. Her husband is aliveWlieu 1...

Medical College Hospital.—An Enormous Elephantoid Tumour of the Scrotum; Successfully Removed

History.? The patient noticed enlargement of the left testicle while he was 13 years old ; it was quite pain'ess then. After a year he also noticed slight enlargement of the other testicle, but he cannot state when the thickening of his scrotum commenced. Within these two years his scrotum assumed the size of a child's head, and continued so till the 45ih year of his age. During the last nine y...

Case of Pyosalpinx Successfully Removed by Abdominal Section during the Puerperium

A Case of Cerebral Tumour

By Kedar Natii Dass, m.b., Medical and Surgical Registrar, Medical College Hospital. Taranath Chowdry, a Bengali Hindu male, est. 32, by occupation a clerk, was admitted into the Medical College Hospital, under the care of Dr. Birch, on 7th October 1892. Previous History.?Constant headache for 2| years ; first noticed by the patient after he indulged himself by taking some leaves of cannabis in...

A Case of Tumour of the Left Prefrontal Lobe Removed by Operation

reported by several well-known observers which shows that only 7 per cent, were " probably removable." The difficulty in localising cerebral tumours is still very great in spite of recent advances in our knowledge of cerebral anatomy and physiology. If situated in the Rolandic areas, in any of the speech centres, or in the occipital lobes, symptoms are produced which afford great help in locati...