Contagion and Phthisis Pulmonalis

A Case of Phthisis Pulmonalis; with Remarks

Truncus solitarius pulmonalis.

Truncus solitarius pulmonalis is a rare anomaly of the heart. Fifteen cases have been described since I814, some of which cannot be verified at this distance. The deformity, which is a variant of the hypoplastic left heart syndrome, is identified by the absence of coronary ostia in the sinuses of the valve of the truncus and by an atretic aorta which appears to be an anomalous coronary artery.

Laryngeal Phthisis

? graph has been brought out, enlarged and ?rewritten, by Mr. Harold Bar well, owing to Mr. -Lake having given up the practice of Laryngology to pursue that of Otologj'. It is based upon an experience of G50 cases of the disease observed principally at the Mount Vernon Hospital for consumption in London. The etiology, patholog}7, symptoms, differential diagnosis, prognosis and treatment of the ...

Intralobar sequestration of the lingula pulmonalis.

An Epidemic of Phthisis