. General surgical pathology and therapeutics, in fifty-one lectures .. . was entirely removed by theoperation; it always projected too far posteriorly or upward to per-mit the operation to be completed with safety. Hence, I usually witnessed local recurrences, which proved fatal by marasmus or pressureon the brain, or else the patient died from the extent of the operation ;?in none of the cases examined post mortem did I find internal the stomach gland-cancers are frequent, especially with mucoussoftening (gelatinous cancer), and secondary cancer of the liver; can-cer of the duodenu
. General surgical pathology and therapeutics, in fifty-one lectures .. . was entirely removed by theoperation; it always projected too far posteriorly or upward to per-mit the operation to be completed with safety. Hence, I usually witnessed local recurrences, which proved fatal by marasmus or pressureon the brain, or else the patient died from the extent of the operation ;?in none of the cases examined post mortem did I find internal the stomach gland-cancers are frequent, especially with mucoussoftening (gelatinous cancer), and secondary cancer of the liver; can-cer of the duodenum is very rare; of the parts of the intestinal canalattacked by this disease we are only interested in the cancers of therectum. These are almost exclusively gland-cancers, and the prolifer-ation proceeds from the large glands of the large intestine, whichgrow in the shape of tortuous and branched tubes; the calibre of thegland is often maintained, and they fill with mucus, and the cylinder-cells may maintain their form and become very large. The intersti- FlG.
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