. The medical and surgical history of the war of the rebellion. (1861-65). Prepared, in accordance with the acts of Congress, under the direction of Surgeon general Joseph K. Barnes, United States army . t in the lower part of the right kidney ; andin case 693, in which the left kidney contained a cyst holding about a drachm of fluid. Incase 278 extensive cystic disease existed in both kidneys; the left was largest, being aboutsix times the normal size of the organ. The specimen has been preserved at the ArmyMedical Museum, [No. 164, Medical Section.] Congenital displacement of one of the kid-
. The medical and surgical history of the war of the rebellion. (1861-65). Prepared, in accordance with the acts of Congress, under the direction of Surgeon general Joseph K. Barnes, United States army . t in the lower part of the right kidney ; andin case 693, in which the left kidney contained a cyst holding about a drachm of fluid. Incase 278 extensive cystic disease existed in both kidneys; the left was largest, being aboutsix times the normal size of the organ. The specimen has been preserved at the ArmyMedical Museum, [No. 164, Medical Section.] Congenital displacement of one of the kid-neys was observed in two cases; in case 97 the left kidney reposed on the promontory ofthe sacrum, and was supplied by four renal arteries given off from the bifurcation of theaorta, [No. 525, Medical Section;] in case 317 the right kidney reposed upon the secondlumbar vertebra, and was converted into a cyst containing several ounces of an amber-colored liquid, [No. 361, Medical Section.] Finally, in case 811 a considerable numberof calculi, composed chiefly of oxalate of lime mixed, however, with some phosphates, werefound in the pelvis and calyces of the left kidney, [No. 593, Medical Section.]. Heiiotype. Jamtt R Oifocd &• Co., BtUon. CICATRICES OF DIPHTHERITIC ULCERS IN THE 1003, MEDICAL SECTION. [hKLARCED .\ LITTLE OVKK THRBB UIAMSTBR5.] SECT. HISTOLOGY OF TIIK DIPHTHERITIC PROCESS. 4G1 In a few cases the appearances of the suprarenal capsules is noted, and the descrip-tions in cases 340, 344, 34G and 354 would appear to indicate an abnormal condition ofthese organs; in case 346 there were two small cysts in the upper part of the left abnormity of the urinary bladder appears to have been observed except in case 816,in which it is stated that the raucous membrane of the bladder was * very vascular; andin case 338, in which the bladder was hypertrophied. lu the majority of the autopsiesthe condition of the urinary bladder is not mentioned. Patholo
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