Surgical Cases from the Chapra Charitable Dispensary

By Surgn.-Major T. R. Macdonald, m.b., l.e.c.s., Edin ?om notes by Asst.-Surgn. Upendra Naryan Rai.) v jt Two Cases Of Ovarian Tumour?Operation Recovery.?Jamni, a Hindu female, a<*ed about 45 years, admitted on the 2nd November 1894 for ovarian tumour. She was the mother of eight children, of whom five are still living, the youngest being eight years of age. Since the birth of her last child, she noticed that menstruation was very irregular, sometimes lasting two days, and sometimes ten days, whilst the interval between each period varied from ten days to a month. About six years previous to admission she noticed a swelling in the right groin about as large as a cocoanut.