Spontaneous Cure of Cataract

Spontaneous reabsorption of a rubella cataract.

A case of spontaneous reabsorption of a rubella cataract is presented. The morphology of the capsular bag is recorded by Scheimpflug slit image and retroillumination photography.

Case of Spontaneous Cure of Spina Bifida, Followed by Hydrocephalus

The mother of this patient states that in the middle of the sixth month of pregnancy a furious fowl flew up against the window, at which she was standing, and frightened her so much that she fell to the ground in a sitting posture. The child was born at full time, and seemed much like other children, except that she suffered from spina

[On the spontaneous cure of a case of pulsating exophthalmos].

Spontaneous cure of popliteal aneurysm of syphilitic aetiology.

The two principal causes of aneurysm of the arteries in human beings are arteriosclerosis and syphilis. Arteriosclerotic aneurysms usually develop after the age of 60, while syphilitic aneurysms develop earlier between the third and the fifth decade of life. The common sites of the former are the abdominal aorta and the popliteal artery, while in 70 to 85 per cent. of cases, the sites of involv...

An Account of the Spontaneous Cure of an Aneurism