Examination.-She was a fit woman at the time of her visit, with a blind left eye (no perception of light), and a typical enlarged amaurotic pupil. The right eye was normal. The left fundus showed a chalky white papilla with ? glial overgrowth at its lower half. The retinal vessels were seen to arch with this glial tissue and to dip to the fundus level at its border. All vessels-arteries as well...

The infrequency of pulsating angio-endothelioma of bone appears to merit the publication of an individual case in a short note rather than its inclusion in a list of thirtythree personal interinnomino-abdominal (hindquarter) amputations wherein the case might more readily be overlooked. An appeal to the classical work of Ewing (l94 ) vouchsafes the information that the growth of endotheliomata ...

Perhaps as much because of the confusing character of the clinical phenomena, as of the rather striking appearances revealed after death, supposed primary malignant tumors of the pleurae have consistently appealed to medical writers as worthy of study and report. Further stimulus to investigation of this somewhat peculiar group has been furnished by the clearly apparent wide diversity of concep...