THROMBO-PHLEBITIS MIGRANS

Gangrene associated with thrombo-phlebitis.

Phlebitis and Thrombosis

Thrombophlebitis Migrans

This rare malady of obscure aetiology being characterized chiefly by its recurrent attacks of migrating-phlebitis in peripheral as well as in visceral veins. Moorhead and Abrahamson (1928) have described four cases, showing recurrent attacks of phlebitis in various sites, e.g., in the upper and lower limbs, in the mesenteric veins causing abdominal pain, melaena, etc., in the lungs producing pa...

Successful thrombo-embolectomy in long-standing thrombo-embolic pulmonary hypertension.

Retinal Phlebitis and Sinus Disease.

PHLEBITIS or periphlebitis of the retina manifests itself in various forms. Perhaps the commonest expression of the condition is represented by a line of events ending in gross recurrent vitreous haemorrhages (Eales'.s disease); but there are other forms varying from an inflammation of a smaller retinal tributary to an inflammation of the central retinal vein, in which case the clinical picture...