The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 91
Wood, Partial Aphasia. isn.j 89 On making a longitudinal median section, involving the shaft of the femur and of the tibia, the following appearances were presented, as described by Dr. F. Delafield : — " There is a tumour occupying five inches of the lower end of the femur; the tumour has… … of femur. This new tissue A. Supposed aneurism ; b b. Secondary growth ; p. Popli- has more basement substance teal artery ; f. Femur; t. Tibia. and fewer cells than the peri- osteal tumour. The shaft of the bone is destroyed by the new growth followin<^ the Haversian canals." Art. X. — Partial…
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