Lionel Shingleton Smith

Robert Shingleton Smith, M.D., B.Sc., F.R.C.P.

Some Complications of Ruptured Liver

or under the diaphragm is formed, which, if left unopened, must terminate fatally. Generally, a severely ruptured liver is accompanied by some other lesion, of which the following are commonly found post-mortem :?Fractured ribs, lacerated lung, ruptured spleen, ruptured kidney, and ruptured diaphragm, numerous recorded instances of which can be seen in the .surgical and post-mortem books of the...

Robert Shingleton Smith

The Long Fox Lecture

Case of Subacute Poliomyelitis Anterior, with Commencing Phthisis