Scorbutic Hæmorrhage beneath Periosteum of Femur

Case of Accidental Hæmorrhage

patient in connexion with the Royal Maternity Hospital, and was about the fifth month of her tenth pregnancy. When he, Dr M., was called to see her, about two o'clock a.m., he found the amount of blood lost had been enormous, the whole of the mattress and the bedclothes being drenched. There was no history of injury nor fall, the only possible cause for the separation of the placenta being that...

Bullet Wound of the Lower End of the Femur. Death from Hæmorrhage from the Popliteal Artery Nine Days Later

Two Cases of Subcranial Hæmorrhage

a contrast. The one had a large compound fracture of the skull and typical symptoms of hemorrhagic compression of the brain and was successfully trephined and cured. The other had no wound, no fracture, and no definite signs of compression, but subcranial haemorrhage was found post mortem. Case 1.?A. A., aged 26, was brought into hospital on the evening of January 20th, 1907, unconscious and wi...

Spontaneous Subarachnoid Hæmorrhage

patient, male, aged 22 years, was admitted into the Government Headquarters Hospital, Calicut, on 20th September, 1938, at 10-30 a.m. with severe headache and restlessness. The history was that on 17th September at about 8-30 p.m. the headache started suddenly and became intense in a few minutes. He vomited the food he had taken a few minutes previously. A doctor was sent for who gave an inject...

Sub-Arachnoid Hæmorrhage

THE question of sub-arachnoid hemorrhage is one which the majority of medical textbooks practically ignore, though recently several articles have been published in the medical journals. It is not as rare a condition as is generally believed, as sporadic cases are continually occurring, and occasionally one finds what might almost be called a mild epidemic. At one time, in the summer of 1931, I ...