. Injuries and diseases of the jaws : the Jacksonian prize essay of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1867. mucous membrane of the mouth not interfered with. InSeptember and October, 1867, I removed the right andafterwards the left tumour through incisions behind themargin of the jaw, and without opening into the main part of each projection was sawn off the jaw,and are now in the College of Surgeons Museum (2232),closely resembling large mussel-shells filled with acartilaginous-looking substance, which, however (and espe-cially some darker portions) gave distinct microscopic
. Injuries and diseases of the jaws : the Jacksonian prize essay of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, 1867. mucous membrane of the mouth not interfered with. InSeptember and October, 1867, I removed the right andafterwards the left tumour through incisions behind themargin of the jaw, and without opening into the main part of each projection was sawn off the jaw,and are now in the College of Surgeons Museum (2232),closely resembling large mussel-shells filled with acartilaginous-looking substance, which, however (and espe-cially some darker portions) gave distinct microscopic evi-dence of myeloid structure. A good deal of this material,which seemed to fill the interior of the bone, was gougedaway, and the symmetry of the face restored as far aspossible. The boy made a good recovery, and fig. 171, froma photograph, shows his condition three months after thesecond operation, and there appears to have been no ten-dency to recurrence. The case is given in detail in theAppendix, Case XIII. Cho7idro-sarco7na is characterized by rapidity of growth 362 SARCOMA OF THE LOWER JAW, and by ear
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