Catalogue of Preparations,

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1833 Excerpt: ... suicide. 17. Exhibits a supernumerary Spleen.--Malta.--Presented by Dr. Davy, Assistant Inspector of Hospitals.--History unattainable. 18. Spleen, --with capsule become thickened and opaque.--Malta.--Presented by Mr. Martin, Surgeon, 73rd Regiment. From Patrick M'Donnaugh, 88th Regiment, who died of Phthisis pulmonalis. Division IV.--DISEASED STRUCTURE OF KIDNEY. 1. Kidney, --exhibiting Calculi in its pelvis.--Fort Pitt. From George Fellitre, 43rd Regiment, aet. 40, admitted with pain of the head, thirst, and purging of a thin yellow matter. Three days afterwards he became comatose, and died the following day. 2. Large cyst, filled with Hydatids, attached to the Kidney.--Ibid. From John Copeman, 17th Regiment, aet. 44, admitted with a pulmonic affection of four years' standing, attended with cough, purulent expectoration, night-sweats, and frequent and distressing inclination to void his urine. He had served twelve years in India. 3. Kidney, --partly absorbed; ureter obliterated.--Ibid. From the same subject as No. 17. Class I. Circulation. Division II. 4. Kidney, --tuberculated, and exhibiting a number of small stones in its pelvis. From the same subject as No. 51. Division II. 5. Kidney, --exhibiting a number of sacculi, many of them containing Calculi.--Ibid. The patient from whom this preparation was obtained died of fever. 6. Kidney, --exhibiting calculous matter in its pelvis.--Ibid. From a soldier, who died of Phthisis pulmonalis. 7-Kidney, --exhibiting a large sac in its centre, having no communication with the substance of the organ.--Deal.--Presented by Mr. Bell, Assistant Surgeon to the Forces. The patient had been ten months under treatment for rheumatism and bowel complaints, of which he died. After death, the Lungs were found to be tuberculated, and...