Case of Acute Albuminuria, Caused by the Pressure of a Tumour on Both Ureters—Operation—Recovery

saw this patient first on 19tli April 1905, when she complained of general weakness, pain in the back, pain in the right hypochondriac and lumbar regions, especially when she walked. These symptoms were relieved by lying down, except the pain in the hack, which was more severe. She informed me that she suffered from the above symptoms for the past five years, and consulted me as she was feeling more run down than usual. lor the last six or eight months her menstruation was regular every twenty-one days, but very scanty, the period lasting one day.