Cases, with Remarks

Three Cases of Word-Blindness, with Remarks

Remarks on the Electric Cautery with Cases

or some other small animal is shared, and utider the skin, to a depth of half an inch* two platinum needles are introduced. These electrodes are then connected with the opposite poles of an ordinary Bunseh's battery of 12 elements. Instantly a very fine crepitation is heard, and a froth is formed round the two electrodes where they pierce the skin, by the escape of very small bubbles of gas. At...

Notes of Cases of Diphtheritic Paralysis, with Remarks

who was suffering from motor paralysis of the lower extremities. The loss of power was not absolute, for the child could stand when supported by some one. The symptoms had been in existence for about a week, and had supervened gradually. First, unsteadiness and a liability to stumble readily, and, afterwards, progressive difficulty in locomotion, were observed. No paralysis, or paresis, of any ...

Remarks on Pelvic Peritonitis and Pelvic Cellulitis, with Illustrative Cases

Rather more than a year ago there appeared from the pen of a well-known gynaecologist of this city a very able monograph on the two forms of pelvic inflammation whose names head this article; and it cannot have escaped the recollection of the reader that Dr M. Duncan, adopting the nomenclature first proposed by Virchow, has used different terms on his title-page * than those older appellations ...

Four Cases of Immuno-Transfusion with remarks on the Method.