By G. S. Robertson", Surgeon I. M. S., Officiating Civil Surgeon, Kheri. On February the 9th, at 2 p. M., a male child aged 5 days, was brought to the Sudr Dispensary. There was no anus nor any bulging in that region ; genital organs were developed ; abdomen distended and its superficial veins prominent and congested ; child very restless, and had at noon vomited faecal matter. An incision was ...

SoDAiy, son of Mohan Chamar, of yaziwala District, Bijnor, aged 12 years, was brought to hospital about 6 p.m. on the evening of the 26th May, 1927, by his father. The father stated that the boy had climbed over a tree trunk, leaving his stick balanced against the trunk. He 'had slipped and fallen on to the stick, which had entered the anus. On examination there was no external injury on any pa...

By leaving open in turn the genital orifice, coxal apertures and anus, the present study has shown that engorged female Argas walkerae release at least 1 volatile pheromone mainly, or maybe exclusively, from the genital aperture. Although this aggregation-inducing pheromone is perceived by all post-larval stages, engorged males of A. walkerae react most strongly. A possible, but only slight, em...

Anal fistulae are of common occurrence and represent a large percentage of the diseases of the rectum and anus. Khanna and Waryam (1955) reviewed 1,000 cases of the diseases of rectum and anus attending out-patients department and found that 14.7% were of anal fistula. However, when we consider the admission to the in-patients’ department we find a different picture viz. the total number of cas...

M odern radiotherapy techniques for the treatment of squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the anus have led to a significant reduction in the incidence and severity of skin toxicity. However, grade 4 radiation dermatitis remains a difficult complication of radiation therapy for malignancies located in skin folds, a phenomenon known as the ‘‘bolus effect.’’ We describe a case of grade 4 radiation de...