Cases of diffuse inflammation of the cellular texture : with the appearances on dissection, and observations / by Andrew Duncan jun.

  • Duncan, Andrew, Jun., 1773-1832.
Date:
[1824]
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Credit: Cases of diffuse inflammation of the cellular texture : with the appearances on dissection, and observations / by Andrew Duncan jun. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    erably better. She had rested well; the pulse 5 diminished in frequency, and much softer; no rst, with some appetite. She took some water- lel for breakfast. I directed a saturnine lotion be constantly used, aud light diet. On the third f an abscess formed at the insertion of the del- .1 muscle, which my father thought it prudent to m, but upon pressure it discharged quite freely the opening made by the lancet. From this time she gradually recovered, and is »v quite well. iSE VII.—Fatal; complicated with Veinous Inflam- mation, from ligature of a Vein.—Communicated by ' Dr Dumbreck. ^Mary Macgregor, aet. 58, who had had the right mma successfully removed for scirrhus in the jspital ten years before, was again admitted, 1st ptember 1821, for a scirrhous tumour in the right ilia. It was removed on the 8th, and was found burrow very deep, and a vein was tied in the eration. ‘9th, Had an attack of shivering through the ght, followed by fever this morning. Complains ich of pain of breast and of the arm. Vomits sry thing liquid. 10th, Sickness and tendency to vomit continue, th pain at the ensiform cartilage. No stool. | ieches were applied to the epigastrium. Illth, \ omiting abated, but sickness continues.