Case of Aphonia Successfully Treated

Case of Axillary Aneurism, successfully treated.

GEORGE VAUGHAN, aet. 36, whose occupation is that of an extra-tide waiter at the Custom House, in the month of July last, while making a sudden exertion with Ihis right arm, felt (as he expressed it) something snap below the collar bone, attended with a slight degree of pain. In a day or two afterwards, he perceived a small tumor on the fore part of the chest, about an inch and a half below the...

A Case of Psoas Abscess Successfully Treated

A Case of Malarious (?) Albuminuria Successfully Treated

Assistant Surgeon, Bengal Medical Service. Futteh Singh, a sepoy of the 5th Regiment, Native Light Infantry, was admitted into the hospital of this regiment, on the 7th of August, 1871, suffering from the following symptoms:?ascites; general anasarca, both feet and legs being especially oodematous; a feeling of great weakness; partial anorexia; a dull continuous aching pain in the lumbar region...

A Case of Mania Treated Successfully

commencement of her illness, and does not sleep at all, but continues to talk and sing day and night. Her mother-in-law cannot assign any cause for her present mental derangement. Noue of her nearest relatives have ever been subject to the disease. She had not exposed herself to the sun, or to any other exciting causes. She has had no quarrel with her husband, or any other member of the family....

A Case of Tetanus Successfully Treated

An Eurasian boy, aged 13 years, of good constitution and active habits, but " dull of apprehension" by his teacher's account, was admitted into hospital on the 21st October 1874. History.? Says that his teacher was in the habit of frequently caning him over the right hand, and three days previous to his coming to hospital, the fingers of the same hand became stiff and numb, and he had also slig...