TREPHINING FOR CEREBRAL HÆMORRHAGE

Note on Two Cases of Cerebral Hæmorrhage

A Case of Bilateral Cerebral Hæmorrhage

Rifleman Gokeu Rana, 42nd Gurkhas, oat. 17i?2, was admitted to hospital on 26th June 1893 with bronchial catarrh. During his service of two years lie had not coine sick to hospital, but stated that occasionally he had had trivial attacks of fever. He had lately returned from a signalling course at Calcutta, and in returning by the steamer had spent one night on shore at Gauhati (ankylostomiasis...

A Case of Cerebral Meningeal Hæmorrhage

The following case appears worthy of record it illustrates the great diagnostic importance ?lumbar puncture in cases of cerebral meningeal haemorrhage, and shows also how such Punctures may assist greatly in the treatment ?f meningeal haemorrhage : A man was admitted into the North-Western Railway hospital, Delhi, on the 4th February, 1934, in an Unconscious state with a temperature of 101.4?F....

Case of Cerebral Hæmorrhage Resulting from Deciduoma Malignum

Corneal trephining for penetrating keratoplasty.

MANY complications following corneal grafting procedures may be attributed to the technical and biological problems associated with this type of surgery. It is generally agreed that accurate apposition of the graft to the margin of the incision in the recipient cornea is of the greatest importance. Manual trephining for penetrating keratoplasty frequently results in badly cut grafts, and for th...