Rodent Ulcer Treated by Radium

Case of Rodent Ulcer

gradual operation of a warty growth about the size of a black-pepper seed. This growth first made its appearance on the face about five mont lis ago, in close proximity to the left nostril, about the size of a mustard seed, and grew larger and larger until it attained the abovementioned size without any pain, but with markedly increasing tendency to itchiness. The lump accidentally burst about ...

A Case of Rodent Ulcer Cured by Injections of Selenium

The ulcer was an irregular, oval one on the lower part of the outer canthus of the right eye. Its edges were slightly beaded; its base rather deep, indurated, and adherent to the bony margin of the orbit. It showed a few irregular feeble granulations, and almost one-third of the lower eyelid in its outer part had been lost. There was a very slight discharge present. Finding the position of the ...

Notes on Cases Treated with Radium

Dendritic ulcer treated with cortisone.

CASE REPORT Mrs. R. O'N., aged 68, was admitted to St. Mary's Hospital, under the care of Mr. Williamson-Noble on January 12, 1951. Her complaints were pain, redness, and diminished vision in the right eye since the latter part of December, 1950. History.-Her ophthalmologist stated that her left eye has been blind for 40 years after a traumatic retinal detachment. The right eye showed a dendrit...

Case of Sloughing Ulcer Treated by Potassæ Chloras