Tumour of Brain

Present condition.?There is a large irregular swelling on left side of head involving a portion of the left half of the frontal bone, the whole of the left, parietal tone (pressing down the left ear) the squamons portion of the temporal bone and the major portion of the left side of the occipital bone. The swelling points generally backwards and outwards towards the left side of the head. All the bones on this side, are separated from each other and the veins are distinctly seen in the fissures between the bones. On the right side of this swelling at the junction of tiie occipital with the right parietal there is another swelling which' fluctuates. It is globular, is pinkish and is about the sifce of an orange. The swelling is pushed out through the bones pointing backwards and slightly outwards and downwards towards the right side of the head. ^ : '