The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 65
1845.] Blackmail's Medical and Surgical Cases. 59 presented the appearance as seen in accompanying figure. The canal was blocked up with the scirrhous mass, so as to admit with difficulty the extremity of a goose quill, fig. a. At its left extremity was a perforation large enough to admit the… … doubtedly produced the sudden and alarming prostration observed a few hours before his death. The ileo-coecal valve was normal. At the lower part of the ileum, at about six inches from its junction with the coecum, we found a small quantity of quicksilver, probably one-third of that adminis- tered;…
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