Injuries and diseases of the jaws . Fig. 1^ Accompanying this essay was a valuable preparation(College of Surgeons Museum, 1052 C) of myeloid tumourof the symphysis and body of the jaw, successfully removedby Mr. Craven, of Hull, from a young woman of eighteen,whose case will be found in the Appendix (XXVII.).Figs. 143 and 14i show very satisfactorily the appearance x2 308 TUMOURS OF THE LOWER JAW. of the specimeu, which has been divided horizontally. Thetumour was of between two and three years* growth, andwas covered with healthy mucous membrane. Its sectionshows a well-marked specimen of
Injuries and diseases of the jaws . Fig. 1^ Accompanying this essay was a valuable preparation(College of Surgeons Museum, 1052 C) of myeloid tumourof the symphysis and body of the jaw, successfully removedby Mr. Craven, of Hull, from a young woman of eighteen,whose case will be found in the Appendix (XXVII.).Figs. 143 and 14i show very satisfactorily the appearance x2 308 TUMOURS OF THE LOWER JAW. of the specimeu, which has been divided horizontally. Thetumour was of between two and three years* growth, andwas covered with healthy mucous membrane. Its sectionshows a well-marked specimen of myeloid disease imbeddedbetween the plates of the lower jaw; its tissue is of theordinary friable character resembling spleen, but somewhatdecolorized by immersion in spirit, and it is intersected byfibrous septa. Two cysts may be seen in the section; these,as mentioned by the late Mr, H. Gray {Medico-ChirurgicalTransactions, xxxix.), being of frequent occurience in mye-loid growths. The microscopic examination of Mr. Cravensspecimen was uns
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