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, and by the suprapubic operation some twenty sharp fragments were removed. This case did well