...its anterior part. It was of a whitish yellow color, as hard as cartilage, and contained four cells, varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert, and filled with a thick pulpy substance. Finally, it was surrounded by a dense fibrous capsule. The...

...between that membrane and the liver. On opening this sac, it was found to be filled with hydatids, varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert. They were semitransparent, of a whitish colour, as if they had been dipped in milk, perfectly globular,...

...its anterior part. It was of a whitish yellow color, as hard as cartilage, and contained four cells, varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert, and filled with a thick pulpy substance. Finally, it was surrounded by a dense fibrous capsule. The...

...form of large, red, hard, and circular tumours, scattered here and there, few in number at first, and varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert. They are most commonly observed on the face and trunk, but the author has seen many cases in which...

...the last case given V M. Louis (Louis, Obs. 5). The liver contained from thirty to fort abscesses, varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert, not ei cysted, and evidently of recent formation. There was no ulceratio of the stomach or intestines,...

...the prepuce of the clitoris. ZW inferior half was studded with a great number of wart-like tumors, varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert ; the mass felt hard and resisting, and pressure gave the patient no pain. The labia majora and nymphse...

...newly-formed tissue and on the parietal layer is found a number of rounded or oval nodules, in general varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert, sometimes a little smaller or larger, closely connected with .surrounding parts. Of these the smaller...

...appendix to the '' Tenth Annual Report o£ the Sanitary Commissioner with the Government of lndia." In a previous paper the author announced the discovery...and female, and correspond most closely to filaria sanguiuolenta. — (Rudolph!). 2. " Minute nodules in the substance of the walls of the thoracic aorta,...

...the prepuce of the clitoris ; the inferior half was covered with a great number of w art-like tumors, varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert ; the masses felt hard and resisting and gave no pain." This case was cured by excision. In many respects...

...disappearance of this symptom until the growth has been removed. Large growths, by which I refer to tumors varying from the size of a pea to that of a filbert, often jeopardize the patient's life. They may do this by exciting and rendering permanent a harrassing...