. Radium . -eightcases; second symptom, fifty-two cases. The carcinoma in the majority of cases causes some urinary dis-turbance. I-reciuent urination, dysuria, polyuria, retention, incontinence. Loss of Weight (ii6 cases).—First symptom, no cases; secondsymptom three Fip. S.—Surface apilication of radium eniai);ition to growth uniler vision bymeans of .special applicator in cysto-scopc. This sym[)tom so often seen in prostatic carcinoma is comi)arativelyrare in l)ladder carcinoma and is almost always an index of nerve in-volvement by the carcinoma be\ond the bladder. Ex.\MiXATiox.—Cys
. Radium . -eightcases; second symptom, fifty-two cases. The carcinoma in the majority of cases causes some urinary dis-turbance. I-reciuent urination, dysuria, polyuria, retention, incontinence. Loss of Weight (ii6 cases).—First symptom, no cases; secondsymptom three Fip. S.—Surface apilication of radium eniai);ition to growth uniler vision bymeans of .special applicator in cysto-scopc. This sym[)tom so often seen in prostatic carcinoma is comi)arativelyrare in l)ladder carcinoma and is almost always an index of nerve in-volvement by the carcinoma be\ond the bladder. Ex.\MiXATiox.—Cystoscopy: i. Presence of Tumor. 2. Carcinomaor Papilloma. Isually the cystoscopic diagonsis is not difficult. Ifthere is fresh bleeding, the best \iew of the l)ladder and tumor is madeduring irrigation. The red, tluff\- papilloma may be confused witli l)]oodclots, and the gray, sloughv carcinoma vvitii calcareous incrustation ofthe bladder. The examination of ])iece< of tumor obtained with therongeur forceps (cystoscopic) or sticking to the C}stoscope may confirmthe diagnosis. Pieces of the white, sloughy i)ortions of a tumor usuallyshow nothing diagnostic microscopically. Radium Carcinoma or Papilloma.—It probably falls to our lot at the ^lemor-ial Hospital t
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