The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 543
s of age she had a disease diagnosticated as gastric ulcer. The patient has lost much in flesh and strength, and now weighs ninety-two pounds. Family history is negative, except that a paternal aunt died of pulmonary tuberculosis. The symptoms were of such gradual appear- ance that she could not… … (Case II.) A. Epithelioid cell infiltration, b. Miliary tubercle, c. Calcification. d. Abscess, e. Giant-cell. Vaginal examination showed retroflexed uterus, fundus adherent and small, very tender adherent tubes and ovaries. Celiotomy, performed November 27, 1893. The uterus was found sharply…
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