The New Treatment of Watery Eye (Epiphora): With Illustrative Cases

Bloodless Operations with Illustrative Cases

a matter under observation liovv far this system can be safely used in all cases of disease and injury to which it is applicable. While, on the one hand, in most cases, the loss of a few ounces of blood may be of little eonsequence, there may be danger from septic matter being forced into the circulation, and it has also been remarked that there is a greater tendency to sloughing of flaps after...

The Use of Barnes's Dilators in the Treatment of Complete Placenta Prævia. With Two Illustrative Cases

Toxæmia in Pregnancy, with Illustrative Cases

By toxaemia in pregnancy is generally understood that condition occurring in the pregnant state as the result of the presence in excess of toxic material. Its origin has not been elucidated, but as far as is known the character of the poison or poisons produced in the body of mother and foetus is of the nature of alkaloids. The excretion of the excess of waste material being in large part effec...

Eye movements in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and its mimics: a review with illustrative cases.

Abnormal eye movements are increasingly recognised in patients with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) and, when they occur, may provide insights into the pattern and pathogenesis of the disease process. In patients with disorders that mimic ALS, abnormal eye movements may point to the correct diagnosis. In both of these circumstances, systematic examination of eye movements and interpretation...

The Diagnosis of Early Extra-Uterine Gestation, with Illustrative Cases

Though the difficulties surrounding the accurate diagnosis of early extra-uterine pregnancy are numerous and for the most part well recognised, yet it is at once curious and disappointing to find such a variance of opinion. For instance, Tait virtually says that it cannot be made until after rupture; and although this is too general and dogmatic, yet it is, so far as my experience goes, in the ...