Litholapaxy at Gaya Pilgrim Hospital

Surgical Cases in the Gaya Hospital

Bathoo, a Hindu male adult, about 20 years old, and an inhabitant of Gaya district, was admitted to the Gaya Pilgrim Hospital on 20th November 1895 for vesical calculus. He was a cultivator by profession. Previous history.?The patient stated, on admission, that he was suffering from difficulty in passing urine for the last eight years, felt pain in micturating; the urine used to pass sometimes ...

Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults, with Notes of Three Cases of Lithotomy at the Indore Charitable Hospital

LITHOLAPAXY IN MALE CHILDREN AND MALE ADULTS, WITH NOTES OF THREE CASES OF LITHOTOMY : A THIRD SERIES OF CASES PERFORMED AT THE INLORE CHARITABLE HOSPITAL. BY Surgeon-Major D. F. Keegan, M.D. (Dublin). Since the 24th May 1885, thirteen patients have been admitted into the Indore Charitable Hospital suffering from stone in the bladder. Six of these patients were boys, varying in age from to 11 y...

A Fibroma of the Orbital Fossa

Biiagan, Hindu male, aged 35 years, was admitted to the Gaya Pilgrim Hospital with a tumour in the left orbital fossa. It had begun three years before, gradually increasing in size, and pushing the eyeball forwards. There was no history of syphilis or family history of importance. The eyeball, which was almost embedded in the growth, protruded from the orbital fossa forwards and outwards; visio...

Litholapaxy in Male Children and Male Adults

Indore Hospital. On 13 of these cases SurgeonMajor Caldecott performed litholapaxy, and from one boy aged ten, whose urethra was very small, he extracted a phosphatic stone weighing 577 grains by lateral lithotomy. Surgeon-Major Cahlecott's cases were all successful. Since my return from leave to the preseut date, 27 patients, including 2 females, have been admitted into hospital suffering from...

Abdominal Surgery at Gaya Hospital