Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . ge massin cecal region; lumpy condition in upper, outer quadrant of breasts. Operation,November 30, 1915. Mobile cecum; ileopelvic bands; ileal stasis; transverse colonadherent to ascending colon; band in sigmoid with ovary attached. Conditions cor-rected. July, 1920: Very well except for dysmenorrhea and at times slight constipa-tion. Breasts normal. Case 21.—G. U.; age 28; female; single. First seen April 3, 1915. Usual symp-toms of intestinal toxemia; lump in right breast with
Transactions of the American Association of Obstetricians, Gynecologists, and Abdominal Surgeons for the year ... . ge massin cecal region; lumpy condition in upper, outer quadrant of breasts. Operation,November 30, 1915. Mobile cecum; ileopelvic bands; ileal stasis; transverse colonadherent to ascending colon; band in sigmoid with ovary attached. Conditions cor-rected. July, 1920: Very well except for dysmenorrhea and at times slight constipa-tion. Breasts normal. Case 21.—G. U.; age 28; female; single. First seen April 3, 1915. Usual symp-toms of intestinal toxemia; lump in right breast with pain. On examination, founddistinct movable tumor, in the inner lower quadrant of right breast, with generallumpy condition of both breasts. Sent to me as cancer of the mamma. Advised earlyremoval of definite tumor, and usual antitoxic treatment. Consented to operationFebruary 9, 1917, and two fibroadenomata were removed from right breast. Gen-eral treatment was continued as condition of patient was poor. At later operationsremoved tonsils and adenoids, and diseased right ovary with cystic tube, chronically. Fig. 9.—/. Ileopelvic band. 2. Mobile, displaced and twisted ascending colon. 3. Bandskinking and attaching cecum to colon. 4. Dilated cecum. 5. Portion of appendix left afterappendectomy—(1905). diseased appendix and a twenty-pound fibroid tumor. April, 1920: Patient in ex-cellent health; lumpy condition of breasts entirely disappeared. Case 22.—C. B.* ; age thirty-seven; female; married. First seen February 26,1914. In November, 1912, noticed small lump right breast; left breast sore; constipa-tion; symptoms of intestinal toxemia. Lump in breast gradually enlarged; declaredmalignant by surgeon consulted. On examination, found diffuse lumpy conditionboth breasts; indefinite mass lower, outer quadrant right breast; nipples not usual regime for intestinal toxemia, and kept breasts under careful obser-vation. March 21, 1914: Tumor mass stood out
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