Successful Termination of a Large Aneurism, without Surgical Interference

cause?as he is not aware of having strained himself in any way, though constantly in the habit of lifting heavy weights into his cart,?the patient first felt pain in his left arm and hand, the fingers were numb and tingling. The pain, which was rheumatic in character, soon extended to the left shoulder and clavicle. This pain was much increased on making any exertion, and he was compelled to give up work. No previous diseases. Upon admission there was an elongated pulsating swelling, which filled up the hollow between the left shoulder and the chest, its long axis lying parallel to the