A Case of Cirsoid Aneurysm of the Dorsalis Pedis Artery

fe' ?UP of aneurysms, really consists of wide toris ?USian<^ tan?^ecI pulsatingvessels. Its etiology unknown. The affection is most common in the scalp?occasionally in the deeper situations, such as the orbit. The following case is therefore interesting from the most uncommon site of the affection, as well as the history. Patient H. M., aged about 14 years, came for consultation with the history of severe and prolonged haemorrhage whenever he accidentally cut his right big toe. The wound was always most trivial, having mostly occurred while bathing in /a pond from some sharp object in the mud. There was no history of similar bleeding from the left foot or other toes of the right foot, even though the abrasions there were more severe.