. National Eclectic Medical Association quarterly. Fig. 2.—Mrs. A., of Quincy, O. Measurement around neck. 32^ inche. Fig. 3.—Extent of dissection in Mrs. A. The paratyroids, showing righl side of wound SURGERY OF THE THYROID GLAND. 199 manifested. I left the parathyroids and a little of the posterior part of theright gland. The illustration (Fig. 4) shows the severed tissue ready for patient made an uninterrupted recovery, leaving the hospital withinthree weeks following operation. There was no manifestation of any spe-cial lesion in her case until some six months after the oper
. National Eclectic Medical Association quarterly. Fig. 2.—Mrs. A., of Quincy, O. Measurement around neck. 32^ inche. Fig. 3.—Extent of dissection in Mrs. A. The paratyroids, showing righl side of wound SURGERY OF THE THYROID GLAND. 199 manifested. I left the parathyroids and a little of the posterior part of theright gland. The illustration (Fig. 4) shows the severed tissue ready for patient made an uninterrupted recovery, leaving the hospital withinthree weeks following operation. There was no manifestation of any spe-cial lesion in her case until some six months after the operation, when it wasdiscovered that she was gradually losing the sight of both eyes. She com-plained of everything looking smoky and dark. I presented her to our Statemeeting at Springfield, O., 1910, and on examination we found that she hadtraumatic cataract. My friend, Dr. Green, of Dayton, removed the lensesafter his method of the Smith operation, and the patient now has good eye-sight and good health. In Fig. 5 the exposition of the size of the tissues removed are mademanifest by the engraving of the tumor,
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