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. Quarterly journal of experimental physiology and cognate medical sciences. ith barium oxychloride,and was sterilised by heat. This substance when softened was easilyplaced in situ after being moulded into the shape of a bun (figs. 42and 43). The X-ray photographs were taken during life some weeks afteroperation. It will be observed that in neither case does the artificialtumour occupy the site of the sella turcica centrally, but there is no doubtfrom the post-mortem examination that in both cases the pituitaries weresomewhat displaced (fig. 44), and in one case (No. 20) the pars anteriorcont
. Quarterly journal of experimental physiology and cognate medical sciences. ith barium oxychloride,and was sterilised by heat. This substance when softened was easilyplaced in situ after being moulded into the shape of a bun (figs. 42and 43). The X-ray photographs were taken during life some weeks afteroperation. It will be observed that in neither case does the artificialtumour occupy the site of the sella turcica centrally, but there is no doubtfrom the post-mortem examination that in both cases the pituitaries weresomewhat displaced (fig. 44), and in one case (No. 20) the pars anteriorcontained a large cyst (fig. 45). In one animal (No. 20) there was very considerable emaciation,with slight glycosuria. With regard to the general condition of thisanimal (fig. 46), it will be noticed that it presents the appearancesdescribed by Crowe, Gushing and Homans (1910 (6)), and stated to bedue to a specific cachexia hypophyseopriva. It has already beenmentioned that in my experiments no evidence was obtained of any such Kxpcriinentiil ()|MT;ui>iis on thf Iituitary. Fio. , taken during life, of artificial tumour in dog 22. 118 Blair Bell
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