General Lympho-Sarcoma Accentuated in the Pharynx

Lympho-Sarcoma of Ileum

A Lympho-Sarcoma in the Bladder

JQ b]add? -Was Emitted for a suspect-ed stone er which appeared to be felt on sounding. The boy suffered from symptoms like those of stone in the bladder. Litholapaxy was tried, but instead of the stone some part of a fleshy growth seemed to be caught by the blades of the lithotrite. A suprapubic cystotomy was therefore done and the growth appeared to be an enlargement of the prostate. This was...

A Case of Lympho-Sarcoma of the Small Intestine

CASE REPORT Mr. J. M. S., a surveyor aged 45, suffered from indigestio-n for many years. During the war his dyspepsia was investigated on several occasions and in Cairo in 1944 he had a barium meal examinationi, but no evidence of peptic ulcer was discovered. Because of the repeated negative findings at clinical and radiological examination he was considered to be suffering from nervous dyspeps...

Effect of general anaesthesia on the pharynx.

Conventional lateral radiography was used in 18 elderly male patients to investigate the changes induced by general anaesthesia in the upper airway. The effect of tongue traction under anaesthesia was studied similarly in another 11 patients. Following induction of anaesthesia, there were highly significant approximations to the posterior pharyngeal wall of the soft palate (median change 1.3 mm...

Monophasic synovial sarcoma of the pharynx: a case report

Synovial sarcomas are a rare form of soft tissue sarcomas. We present a case of a 62 year-old male presenting with a left thyroid lump initially though to be a thyroid adenoma but subsequently diagnosed as a monophasic synovial sarcoma of the pharynx. We discuss the diagnosis and treatment of this case.