A Case of Thrombosis of the Middle Cerebral Artery after Normal and Aseptic Labour

The uterus, about 1|" above the symphysis pubis; its walls hypertropliied. The endometrium smooth, except over the placental insertion ( on the left side of the body of the uterus ) where the mucous membrane presented a veiy slight velvety appearance. The condition of the uterine cavity was perfectly aseptic and healthy ; the tubes healthy ; the ovaries healthy, and each contained a true corpus luteum. No signs of perimetritis, nor of pelvic cellulitis, nor of peritonitis. The kidneys, the spleen, the liver, the lun^s were found healthy. The pericardium was found healthy, and contained about an ounce of serous fluid. There