STONE IN THE BLADDER.

Stone in the Bladder

which are quite intelligible to an old hand in the game. His article suggests to me a few points of general interest. Sounding for Stone.?You can detect a large stone with any instrument you pass. It is the small ones of a few grains weight which are of interest. I have frequently failed to sound them in a patient, anaesthetised and with the bladder distended, with a sound. The moment I passed ...

Encysted Stone in Bladder

Much has appeared of late in the Medical Journals on the subject of stone in the bladder, and the Indian Medical Gazette has devoted a special number to its discussion and the various modes of treatment; but very little mention has been made of encysted stone, and most textbooks refer but very briefly to the subject. Having recently had occasion to operate on a case of encysted stone, I think i...

Rare case of drug packing through urethra into the bladder with consequent bladder stone formation

Foreign bodies in the bladder are uncommon. Because of limiting diameter of urethra, stuffing and packing drugs into the bladder is even rarer. We introduce a case of self-insertion of drugs into urethra and further into the bladder which stayed there for 2 years due to fear of arrestment during interrogation. Surgical removal of foreign body and stones formed on it was carried out. This confir...

Stone in the Bladder in Upper Assam

ments of the calculus weighed 1,200 grains, and the patient died some three weeks after the operation from pyelitis. I took little note at the time of the fact that the stone was in pieces, when operated on, though I thought it curious that the pieces fitted accurately together after removal. In Dr. Strange's case,?at which I assisted?the bladder examined per rectum felt like a bag of pebbles, ...

Habitual Formation of Stone in the Bladder