Clinical Illustrations of Various Forms of Cancer And of Other Diseases Likely
Clinical Illustrations of Various Forms of Cancer And of Other Diseases Likely
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B. , an interesting, intelligent girl, a-t. 16, was sent to me by Mr. T. UNDERHILL, of Great Bridge, April 4th, 1862, on account of a large growth situated at the posterior part of the cranium. History, When she was born her parents state that the tumour was of the size of a walnut. It increased very slowly until she was twelve years of age, since which period it has grown very fast. It has been free from pain and uneasiness of every kind. When she was about ten years old she suffered from chor...ea, but in other respects she has been healthy; she commenced menstruation two years since. Her mother states that during her pregnancy she had a dream in which it appeared that her child was born with the brain outside the head. The family history was without importance. Present condition. The tumour is placed on the left side of the cranium, stretching backwards so as to cover a small part of the temporal and posterior inferior part of parietal and two-thirds of the occipital bones. The ear is pushed outwards, but otherwise unaffected by the growth.
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B. , an interesting, intelligent girl, a-t. 16, was sent to me by Mr. T. UNDERHILL, of Great Bridge, April 4th, 1862, on account of a large growth situated at the posterior part of the cranium. History, When she was born her parents state that the tumour was of the size of a walnut. It increased very slowly until she was twelve years of age, since which period it has grown very fast. It has been free from pain and uneasiness of every kind. When she was about ten years old she suffered from chor...ea, but in other respects she has been healthy; she commenced menstruation two years since. Her mother states that during her pregnancy she had a dream in which it appeared that her child was born with the brain outside the head. The family history was without importance. Present condition. The tumour is placed on the left side of the cranium, stretching backwards so as to cover a small part of the temporal and posterior inferior part of parietal and two-thirds of the occipital bones. The ear is pushed outwards, but otherwise unaffected by the growth.
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