Two Cases of Thoracic Aneurism in which Galvano-Puncture was Used

Two Cases of Labour in Which the Tetrachloride of Carbon Was Used

he had used the tetrachloride of carbon instead of chloroform. The first patient got it undiluted, and during the first stage of the ansesthesia violent uterine action came on; but on pushing the action of the drug still further, the patient went off into a state of syncope. In this case he found it quite impossible to hit off the exact amount required so as to avoid excessive uterine action or...

Case of Eclampsia in Which Lumbar Puncture Was Performed

holds out a hope of better results. So in the past few years we have heard much of Bossi's dilator, of thyroid extract, and of saline infusions, and a little of decapsulation of the kidney and of lumbar puncture. It will not, I suppose, be denied that the giving of saline infusions, the employment of Bossi's dilator, and the administration of thyroid extract or of iodide of potassium have all i...

Report on 104 cases of glaucoma operated upon by galvano-cautery puncture.

MY OBJECT in publishing this series of glaucoma operations is to draw attention to the galvano-cautery puncture of Preziozi (1924, 1950) in the hope that other surgeons will give it a trial. It is very similar to Elliott's trephine operation, but is even easier to perform, and takes a much shorter time. In my report consideration is given to the result of the operation on the tension, together ...

Case of Aneurism of Aorta—Treatment by Galvano-Punctures: Result Encouraging

one miscarriage. No definite history of syphilis, beyond falling of hair and occasional sore throat. Had typhoid fever ten years previously, and rheumatic fever fourteen years ago. No history of intemperance. Was first admitted to Bristol Royal Infirmary on November 4th, 1882, complaining of pain in right side of chest, dyspnoea, dysphagia, and other symptoms suggestive of aneurism. The patient...

An Account of Two Cases of Popliteal Aneurism