Mr A. G. Miller showed a patient, aged 63, on whom he had performed iliac colotomy three years ago, for malignant disease OF THE UPPER PART OF THE RECTUM. The following is a full description of the case taken from "Ward Reports:? R M'C., set. CO, admitted 27th November 1889. Complaint, malignant disease of rectum. History.?A year ago last March (1888) patient began to be troubled with (what he ...

Mr A. G. Miller exhibited a woman, upwards of seventy, who had recovered with a useful arm after a severe compound fracture of the ulna, complicated with a fracture of the surgical neck of the humerus. The injuries had been inflicted a fortnight before admission to hospital. The wound was putrid, and there was no attempt at union of the fractures. Mr Miller scraped the wound of the soft parts, ...

man, set. 32, an old soldier, who had suddenly dropped down dead. No history of previous illness could be obtained. The heart was very much enlarged as seen in situ at the post-mortem, the enlargement being chiefly confined to the base. On opening the heart it was seen that this enlargement was not due to hypertrophy, but to a tumour of the septum. This tumour on examination was found to be an ...

Swine are permissive to infections with both avian and human influenza Aviruses, facilitating genomic reassortment among viruses from multiple host species. As a result, swine have been identified as mixing vessels for influenza A viruses and a source of emergence for novel viruses, including those with pandemic potential [1, 2]. Since July 2011, human infections with influenza A virus of swine...