. Essays on consumption; together with some clinical observations, and remarks on pneumonia. are signs of cavities at the points where the systolic whiff is heardloudest (6). Case x.—M. C, female, aged 20. Thin. History of Phthisisfor eighteen months. Cavity left apex with deposit to base ofupper lobe. Eight side free. Inspiratory whiff heard below theright clavicle. Case xi.—C. H. J., male, aged 20. Phthisis nine Cavity in right apex with active softening; deposit tofourth rib in front and sixth spine behind. Harsh, jerky respi-ration in left front to third space. Along the ante
. Essays on consumption; together with some clinical observations, and remarks on pneumonia. are signs of cavities at the points where the systolic whiff is heardloudest (6). Case x.—M. C, female, aged 20. Thin. History of Phthisisfor eighteen months. Cavity left apex with deposit to base ofupper lobe. Eight side free. Inspiratory whiff heard below theright clavicle. Case xi.—C. H. J., male, aged 20. Phthisis nine Cavity in right apex with active softening; deposit tofourth rib in front and sixth spine behind. Harsh, jerky respi-ration in left front to third space. Along the anterior axillaryborder on the left side a respiratory murmur (systolic) is heardduring inspiration ; absent during expiration. Breath sounds atthis spot good; no whispering pectoriloquy. Heart sounds quiteclear. A week later systolic whiff in second space right above andjust within the nipple, chiefly inspiratory. Also similar sound, (h) A case resembling this very closely is published in the LyonMedical for September, 1897 (t. lxxxvi), p. 39, by Dr. L. Bonnetunder the title Bruits Pulm
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