Rodent Cancer: With Photographic and Other Illustrations of Its Nature and Treatment (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Rodent Cancer: With Photographic and Other Illustrations of Its Nature and Treatment

Wm not all present in each particular example of it. In the extensive ulcerations of the face Which are distinguished by the graphic epithet Rodent, ' I think that I recognise a Cancer devoid of every one of the characters which make up our ideal of a cancerous disease, except such as are purely local. These great and disfiguring maladies, a combination of growth and ulcer, possess all the essential qualities of an ordinary scirrhus, Without any or With very little of the faculty for dissemination in the body.

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