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 2832. Cast of a very large and purely encephaloid breast, about 6 in. by 3 in. in diameter.

The patient was a single, middle-aged, healthy-looking Irishwoman, and the duration of the disease was two years. The structure was moderately firm, whitish, and semitranslucent ; section flat ; some xanthoid ; no striae, fibres, nor milk-tubes. About four years afterward the mass was again removed by Dr. Gay, and was then about two-thirds as large as before. 1861.

Dr. H. J. Bigelow.

��SERIES XXXVI. GENITAL ORGANS OF THE MALE.

I. SCROTUM.

Four Thibert's models, given in 1847, by

Dr. G. Hayward.

2833. Effusion of blood into substance.

2834. Urinary abscess, with fistulse.

2835. Inflammation, with commencing gangrene.

2836. Gangrene more advanced ; extended to the prepuce and integuments in the hypogastrium.

2837. A perfectly defined, rounded abscess, of the size of a nutmeg, and situated in a thick, dense, fibrous tissue, that closely invests the testicle, and is from in. to 1 in. in thickness. It is thickly lined with recent lymph, and was filled, when recent, with thick, greenish pus. The testicle is healtlry.

The patient was twenty-one years of age, and had suf- fered greatly from pain, and a sense of weight for about two years. About a pint of serum was drawn off; and a few weeks afterward, upon the presumption that the testicle was diseased, the organ was removed. Sent to- Dr. S. from the country. 1854.

Dr. B. S. Shaw.

Follicular disease of the scrotum. (See No. 1989.)

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