. Annual of the universal medical sciences. nner Wall of the Lowkr t;vsTic Cavity of tjie Tumor, Kio. a. {British Medical Journal.) ^cjs!^] DISEASES OF OVARIES AND TUBES. G-11 In the second case, the lower part of the abdomen was filledby two firm, lobnlar growths, reaching close to the right or, rather, central growth was spherical and movable ; theleft, oblong, and oval in form. No distinct evidence of fluid couldbe determined. The cervix was long and free from any passed two inches and a half forward. All movements ofthe sound were communicated to the left tumor.
. Annual of the universal medical sciences. nner Wall of the Lowkr t;vsTic Cavity of tjie Tumor, Kio. a. {British Medical Journal.) ^cjs!^] DISEASES OF OVARIES AND TUBES. G-11 In the second case, the lower part of the abdomen was filledby two firm, lobnlar growths, reaching close to the right or, rather, central growth was spherical and movable ; theleft, oblong, and oval in form. No distinct evidence of fluid couldbe determined. The cervix was long and free from any passed two inches and a half forward. All movements ofthe sound were communicated to the left tumor. On opening theabdomen the two swellings, which were apparently separate, onexternal examination, were found to be simply lobes of the sametumor. Over the right lobe part of the broad ligament was re-flected. The aspirator was used, but the fluid was too thick topass through it. This tumor is shown in Figs. 3 and 4. Rupture.—Bell, of Glasgow,:*^reports a case of rupture of anovarian cyst which resulted in an attack of general If RtrpTUEE OF Ovarian Cyst. A, cyst unruptured ; B. remains of ruptured evst: Cleft lobe; D, right lobe: E, remains of thin-walled cyst, ruptured when removed; F, uterus. (British Medical Journal.) The removal of the cyst and cleansing of the abdominal cavityresulted in recovery. Beale, of South Tottenham, England, pj^.^,reports the rupture of an ovarian cyst, in an infant 6 weeks old,producing symptoms simulating typhoid fever. An autopsy dis-closed the true character of the trouble. The mass removed isrepresented in the accompanying cut. Croftbrd ^I!^^ reports a case of ovarian tumor, removed from awoman 62 years of age, which weighed seventy-five pounds. Shehad been tapped seven times. Recovery took place without anunpleasant symptom. DERMOID CYSTS. Lott cec^.K,, reports the removal of a dermoid cyst in which aperfectly-formed upper maxillary bone was found With a number G-12 MONTGOMERY. [^*CyI?s* of regularly-placed incisor and molar te
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