Fungus-Disease of the Ear

nresp severa^ most instructive cases having bringin6 fi^le,nSe^Ves' the opportunity of tht> v ? n your notice. On referring to tW f ̂i18 aut^orities on aural surgery I find and T* u ?^er books, such as Kramen, Wilde rVn 110 mention of this complaint is , but Mittendorf says that " these fungus growths are probably of more frequent occurrence than is at present supposed; they are apt to be overlooked or mistaken for other affections of the ear." And later, St. John Roosa, in 1879, says;: " It is not mote than six years since the profession became aware of the fact that vegetable fungi O O