Cuttack General Hospital:—Notes of Cases Taken by Assistant-Surgeon Chooney Lal Dass

3rd June 1879, at 4 P. M., with symptoms of strangulated hernia; he suffered from reducible hernia since 12 years of age; during the last four days symptoms of strangulation commenced, the cause he attributed to a boil forming on the neck of the tumour which prevented reduction, the result being gradual enlargement and distension of the tumour. The symptoms were those of strangulation, but not of an urgent nature. Taxis under chloroform, hot hip baths, cathartic enemas, opium and