CECAL HERNIA WITH A CLASSIFICATION OF SIXTY-THREE CASES.

Clinical Study of Sixty-Three Cases of Oriental Sore

Clinical Study of Sixty-Three Cases of Oriental Sore

own experiences with antimony (trivalent and pentavalent compounds) and emetine conform to the results obtained by Captain Goodall and, of course, are quite unsatisfactory. Berberine was mainly used in the British Military Hospital and their reports were just as unsatisfactory. From the start the results of treatment with these drugs were carefully watched and compared with each other" and with...

Clinical Study of Sixty-Three Cases of Oriental Sore

Diaphragmatic hernia associated with accessory lung. Report of three cases.

Leucotomy: A Follow-up of Sixty Cases

A Neurosurgical Unit was opened at Purdysburn Hospital in October, 1948, to carry out pre-frontal leucotomy on suitable cases. By the end of June, 1950, 60 cases had been treated of whom 31 were from Purdysburn and 29 from County Mental Hospitals. Wbile it is recognised that the time since operation is much too short to attempt to draw dogmatic conclusions, nevertheless a preliminary report on ...