. Journal of radiology . conjunction with x-ray. Inthese the time interval is short, and thefinal results inconclusive, except in sofar as they relate to palliative a number of them the radium dosagewas hopelessly small. A very recentreport of a case by Perrier (!) is mostinteresting. He reports an extensivelymphosarcoma, treated by the Jane-way 141 method of burying radium ema-nation in tubes, both in the tonsil andcervical nodes, and clinically free fromdisease at the time of his report—twomonths after the close of treatment. This method of treating new growthsof the tonsil with ra
. Journal of radiology . conjunction with x-ray. Inthese the time interval is short, and thefinal results inconclusive, except in sofar as they relate to palliative a number of them the radium dosagewas hopelessly small. A very recentreport of a case by Perrier (!) is mostinteresting. He reports an extensivelymphosarcoma, treated by the Jane-way 141 method of burying radium ema-nation in tubes, both in the tonsil andcervical nodes, and clinically free fromdisease at the time of his report—twomonths after the close of treatment. This method of treating new growthsof the tonsil with radium emanationburied interstitially was first introducedin our work over five years ago by thelate Doctor H. H. Janeway and hasproven of inestimable value. It has been our experience that, incomparison with other intra-oral neo-plasms, those of the tonsil are particu-larly susceptible to radium. This maybe due to the fact that in young sub-jects the active lymphoid tissue exertsa strong defensive force, while in later.
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