The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 51
s of the fragmentary portions would exceed in bulk the larger urethral stone. The aggregate weight is within a small fraction of two ounces. The mass thus described filled the bladder, which was closely contracted around it, and forcing, by its spasmodic action, the stones into the vesical triangle… … Fig. 3.— Showing Bladder, Urethra, &c. A.— Bladder full of stones. B— Puhic Bone. 4.— Small Urethral Stone. 3. — Large stone in membranous portion of the Urethra. Between the neck of the bladder and the large stone is seen the prostatic portion of the Urethra, contracted by disease and structural…
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