RABIES, WITH NOTES OF THIRTY CASES.

The Symptoms in Datura Poisoning, with Notes of Thirty-Two Cases

A Study of Thirty Cases

Subsequent to the definitive studies of Craig,’ Pryor and Wyatt,2 and others, endomyocardial fibroelastosis has been recognized as a distinct pathological entity even though certain details are not yet fully clarified. Several recent papers2-6 have brought knowledge of its clinical aspects to the point where it is almost as well defined clinically as pathologically. At first glance, it might se...

Thirty-Four Cases of Litholapaxy, with One Death

Coccygectomy. A review of thirty-seven cases.

COCCYDYNIA is a condition for which there are many forms of treatment. This is partly a reflection of the fact that coccydynia is a subjective complaint and therefore difficult to assess, indeed it can probably only be assessed subjectively. Coccydynia usually responds to conservative measures, but when these measures fail coccygectomy has been reported to be successful." 2 However, it is our i...

Pituitary Choristoma: A Survey of Thirty Cases

FROM time to time in post-mortem reports, a small tumour of the posterior pituitary stalk, called a choristoma, is an incidental finding. Looking through the reports of the Pathology Department of Queen's University, it was possible to find thirty cases of choristoma over the past twenty years. The tumour was first noticed by Boyce and Beadle in 1893, but was called "Choristoma" by Sternberg in...