A Sketch of the Medical and Surgical Experiences of the War of the Rebellion in America, during the Years 1861—65

table of the skull b3 = 45*65 per cent, ended in discharge with various kind of physical disabilities, 65 = 57*10per cent, in recovery, more or less complete, and 10 = 7*25 per cent., in death. Fracture of Frontal Sinus?There are reported 19 examples ol this form of injury, 3 of which= 15*79 per cent, terminated fatally, and 7 = 36*84 percent, in permanent disability. The following is an interesting case of the kind :? Case 1.?Private James B. Perkins, Co., II. 20tli Connecticut Volunteers, a<>;ed 23 years, was wounded at the buttle of Chancellors ville, Virginia, May 3rd, 1863, by a musket ball, which fractured the frontal bone an inch