Notes of a Case of Ruptured Aneurism of the Right Popliteal Artery in a Burman *Being a paper read before the Burma Branch of the British Medical Association.

Moung Tun Aung, a Burman, aged 27, was admitted into Hospital on the 8th of February 1895, supposed to be suffering from ail abscess of the calf of the right leg. He was a fairly well-developed man, of medium stature. His grandmother was a Shan, otherwise he was entirely of Burmese descent. He had small-pox in infancy and was deeply pitted by it all over the face; when he was fifteen years of age he contracted venereal disease and his penis still exhibits the scar of an old