. Roentgen diagnosis of diseases of the head . d the anterior clinoid processes were gone. Case 3.—Pr., male, thirty-four years old. Infantilism. Optic nerveatrophy. The roentgenogram showed a shallow widened sella. Its dorsum was INTRACRANIAL DISEASES 191 shoved posteriorly and was iiiucli thinner than nurnial. Anterior clinoidprocesses were pointed. Case 4.—F., female, thirty-seven years of age. Had never habitus. Bitemporal hemianopia. Attacks of epilepsy. On the roentgenogram the sella was enlarged in ;ill its diameters andits dorsum was thinner and slioitor tlian
. Roentgen diagnosis of diseases of the head . d the anterior clinoid processes were gone. Case 3.—Pr., male, thirty-four years old. Infantilism. Optic nerveatrophy. The roentgenogram showed a shallow widened sella. Its dorsum was INTRACRANIAL DISEASES 191 shoved posteriorly and was iiiucli thinner than nurnial. Anterior clinoidprocesses were pointed. Case 4.—F., female, thirty-seven years of age. Had never habitus. Bitemporal hemianopia. Attacks of epilepsy. On the roentgenogram the sella was enlarged in ;ill its diameters andits dorsum was thinner and slioitor tlian normal. (IViciicr IdijiiscJir Wochcn-schrift, 1911, p. 1174.) Cases ivith Total Destruction of the Sella Case 1.—R. D., male, nineteen years of age. For the last eight yearshad suffered from headache, disturbance of sight, and increasing obesity. On the roentgenogram one could readily see that there had been atotal destruction of the dorsum sellaj and the body of the sphenoid. Theanterior clinoid processes were present only in part. /Wf. Fig. 70.—Sketch of the sella in Case 1, page 190. floor is eroded in such that one side of the dorsum must also be gone. O. Roof of orbit. F. Floorof the sella. D. Dorsum selhe. ACP. Anterior clinoid processes. MCF. Outline ofthe middle cranial fossa. SS. Posterior wall of the sphenoidal sinus. At the operation, done in the von Eiselsberg Clinic l)y the Schloffer method, there was found a liquefying new-growth on the h_\i50physeal site. Microscopic examination showed the tumor to lie a carcinoma. (SeeWiener Jdiniscke JVoclicnschrift, 1907, p. ) Case 2.—K. W., male, twenty-seven years old. Amldyopia and dys-trophia adiposogenitalis. Tlie roentgenogram showed the l)ody of the sphenoid, the dorsum sellse,and the anterior clinoid processes to be destroyed. (8ee Fig. 71.) The patient was operated. Case 3.—Dr. C, male, thirty-six years old. Patient had been sick forthe last seven years. Disturbance of vision. Dystroph
Size: 1925px × 1298px
Photo credit: © Reading Room 2020 / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
Model Released: No
Keywords: ., boo, bookcentury1900, bookdecade1910, bookpublisherstlouiscvmosby
