SOME OBSERVATIONS ON 26 CONSECUTIVE CASES OF GASTROENTEROSTOMY.*1

Three Cases on Possession—Some Further Observations

Observations on 300 Consecutive Thyroidectomies

THE place for thyroidectomy in the treatment of disease of the thyroid gland is now well established. It has for long been practised by surgeons to relieve the pressure symptoms caused by simple non-toxic goitres, but it was not until the end of the first decade of this century that its use in the treatment of thyrotoxicosis was first described. Mayo, in 1907, reported on 110 operations for thy...

Some observations on the feeding of the guinea pig

ACCURACY OF INTRAOPERATIVE FROZEN SECTION DIAGNOSIS AND TOUCH IMPRINT CYTOLOGY: STUDY ON 1000 CONSECUTIVE CASES

Frozen section and touch imprint cytology are important diagnostic procedures for surgeons during operation and must be accurate if the patient is to receive maximum benefit. To assess the accuracy of intraoperative pathologic consultation including frozen section and touch imprint cytology during a five year period (1995- 2000), a retrospective survey of 1000 consecutive cases of frozen s...

Observations on Two Cases

EXTRAMEDULLARY PLASMOCYTOMATA have been described as arising from most organs and tissues, but in spite of this they are still comparatively rare. The first case to be reported was by Schridde (1905). They are most commonly found involving the upper air passages, but have occasionally been reported as arising from such sites as the stomach, ileum, lungs, lymph nodes, and thyroid gland. Various ...