NOTES ON TWO SOMEWHAT UNUSUAL ABDOMINAL CONDITIONS IN CHILDREN.

Some Unusual Acute Abdominal Conditions

Notes on Two Unusual Cases of Stones in the Bladder

He was operated on on 2nd March, 1932, by the suprapubic method and 12 stones weighing 3 ounces were removed. Litholapaxy was not done because the man was very old and had bad cystitis. The largest number of stones so far removed is 9, according to Nelson's loose leaf surgery, while in this case 12 fair sized stones were removed. They were all smooth and faceted (see figure). The laboratory rep...

Abdominal apoplexy: two unusual cases of hemoperitoneum.

Abdominal apoplexy, or idiopathic spontaneous intraperitoneal hemorrhage, is a rare and often fatal condition resulting from a variety of disease processes affecting the arterial and venous abdominal vasculature. Preoperative and intraoperative diagnosis and treatment of abdominal apoplexy are challenging. The source of bleeding may remain elusive even after careful autopsy dissection given the...

Notes on Enteric Fever, or Abdominal Typhus

That the diagnosis of enteric fever, in India, is encompassed with special embarrassments will be admitted by all: and that the attention drawn to the subject recently by the Army Sanitary Commission must sooner or later be productive of good results to settle the prime question of the existence, or otherwise, of the disease in this country; and in the progress of deciding this point, it is to ...

Somewhat-connectedness and somewhat-continuity in the product space

In this paper, the concept of somewhat-connected space will be introduced and characterized. Its connection with the other well-known concepts such as the classical connectedness, the $omega_theta$-connectedness, and the $omega$-connectedness will be determined. Moreover, the concept of textit{somewhat}-continuous function from an arbitrary topological space into the product space will be chara...