The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 697
, and was partly enucleated after hardening very readily (Fig. 8). The tumor is 7 cm. long from above down and somewhat forward, 4.5 cm. broad at its broadest point, and 4 cm. deep. The dura is adherent to the upper half of the tumor, the part involving the face- and arm-centres. The adherent area… … Photograph of part of tumor in'Case III., showing the adherent dura. cm. to 4 cm., so that we would have been obliged to enlarge the open- ing considerably if the removal of the entire new growth had been attempted. The microscopic examination shows the tumor to be a spindle-cell sarcoma throughout…
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